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very nice information is about increasing fertilit...

2011-03-03T01:02:30.848-05:00

very nice information is about increasing fertility and get pregnant.
i am here to add some more that Tubal reversal is a process in which a woman can be pregnant after tubal ligation.and its so secure and beneficial.

Her I wanna give u people information about Tubal ...

2010-11-06T09:25:28.662-04:00

Her I wanna give u people information about Tubal Ligation Reversal..
Tubal ligation reversal enables women to conceive naturally and is the best treatment for most women wanting to become pregnant again after having their tubes tied. Most couples would rather conceive naturally than undergo assisted reproductive treatment with in vitro fertilization. Our follow-up statistics show that tubal reversal has a higher pregnancy rate and a higher birth rate than IVF. Two out of three patients become pregnant within one year after surgery. The pregnancy rate varies by type of tubal ligation performed, length and health of the remaining fallopian tube segments, age and other factors.

As a woman who "Suffered" from infertility, I have...

2008-08-16T00:34:00.000-04:00

As a woman who "Suffered" from infertility, I have heard it all. Inclusing quack therapies, truth of it all is I tried for 7.5 years with no success and finally thought to myself, that's enough, it's not ment to be. I am the very proud parent of an 11 year old terror ...and guess what? It happened when I least thought about it.

It's about time.
Wonder when America will wake...

2008-07-23T23:13:00.000-04:00

It's about time.
Wonder when America will wake up to the pain of IF. Guess there too busy promoting Viagra.

I strongly agree with childless. I'm thrilled that...

2008-07-15T22:46:00.000-04:00

I strongly agree with childless. I'm thrilled that Portugal made this stamp. So many people need to hear about the unspoken of IF.

I was thrilled to read this post and discover that...

2008-07-07T17:50:00.000-04:00

I was thrilled to read this post and discover that our stamp is the first in the world to touch on infertility. As a member of the Portuguese Fertility Association & Coordinator of its Network of Support Grupos, I am so honoured that all the dedication put into this project paid off. This was the product of a competition entry in the Portuguese Postal Services & we thank them as well for giving people a chance to voice their concerns on issues that affect our society. We work very hard to bring dignity to an illness that afflicts 500,000 thousand couples in our country. Thank you for horouring our cause in your blog post.

Anna Pires
www.apfertilidade.org

I will take issue, respectfully, of your statement...

2008-06-22T22:47:00.000-04:00

I will take issue, respectfully, of your statement that "there is *no* such thing as 'quack' therapies." I beg to differ, as I recall well-meaning, but misinformed, people telling infertile people to "quit trying so hard" and "just relax" or "just adopt and then you'll get pregnant." I would call these "quack" cures, since they do nothing for those that are physically infertile (blockages, altered luteal phases, etc.). Any success through those suggestions would be attributable to blind luck. (Although, I use the term in the common sense of the word -- I, like apparently you, do not believe in luck.)

As a woman who has been suffering from infertility...

2008-06-22T10:25:00.000-04:00

As a woman who has been suffering from infertility for 5 and a half years, I just wanted to say that there is *no* such thing as "quack" therapies. There is a reason for everything that us infertile couples do. I also wanted to say that having a child is never a "stroke of luck", it is *always* a God-thing, *especially* when a couple has dealt with infertility.