We had two special birthdays this week, Natalia’s on May 1 and Carol’s on May 2!  We enjoyed a nice lunch at the Elephant Bar to celebrate.  What a great way to spend the day! Continue reading →

Nina and her IP’s were so excited to see the small baby growing in Nina’s belly today!! Always a fun time with this group!! Continue reading →

How much do you know about infertility? There are millions around the world who are affected, yet many of us are unfamiliar with the facts and issues associated with the disease. Read more here: http://familybuilding.resolve.org/site/PageServer?pagename=advday_issues Continue reading →

Did you know this week is also National Volunteer Week? Take some time out of your busy schedule to help out! This week, be an advocate for infertility awareness! Get involved here! http://www.resolve.org/get-involved/ Continue reading →

Dealing with infertility is not easy; it takes a toll on your body, relationships, and finances, but most importantly your emotions. RESOLVE wants to help. On May 8, leaders of the infertility community will be meeting with Congress to voice... Continue reading →

RESOLVE is proud to announce the release of the first-ever Fertility Scorecard. The Fertility Scorecard measures a state’s “fertility-friendliness,” and looks at access to medical care, access to emotional support, and how state legislation impacts family building options. Check out... Continue reading →

National Infertility Awareness Week is April 21- 27, 2013!! We encourage you to join the movement to bring infertility support groups to every community, increase and protect access to all family building options, and help change the conversation about infertility!... Continue reading →

Intended Mothers who have a child through Surrogacy have an option of being able to breastfeed their child! An Intended Mother can begin producing breast milk with hormone therapy and and a lot of dedication – This is called Induced... Continue reading →

Panel discussion with Carole LieberWilkins (MFT), Hilary Hanafin (Ph.D.), Carrie Eichberg (Psy.D.), Elaine Gordon (Ph.D.), Cynthia Fruchtman, and Darlene Pinkerton (R.N.) regarding the most challenging ethical problems these professionals have encountered.  Hilary Hanafin stressed the importance of surrogacy being an... Continue reading →