Five Million Born: An IVF Companion Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.83 (847 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00L2HTBXW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 289 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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Having undergone three IVF cycles in less than two years, Anne-Marie Scully knows better than most how overwhelming and confusing navigating the world of assisted reproduction can be.The pace of change is so great that even those working in the field of reproductive medicine struggle to keep up let alone patients. There is so much conflicting advice, so many unfamiliar acronyms, and so many complex tests and treatment options to chose from that many people have no idea where to start and fear that pursuing IVF may be too much to take on. Already the author of the successful infertility memoir, Motherhoodwinked, here in Five Million Born a comprehensive and up-to-date IVF patient guide she attempts to demystify assisted conception, and set the record straight about who the patients rea
Following the publication of Motherhoodwinked, Anne-Marie and herhusband attempted a third round of IVF: their daughter, Grace, was born in February2014. Anne-Marie Scully is a 33-year-old Irish womanliving in Dublin. In addition to writing, Anne-Marie runs the digital publishing companyOrchard Wall Publishing.. Her first book, Motherhoodwinked- An Infertility Memoir, documents her journey through
A must have for anyone dealing with Infertility Gweny Having been through 7 rounds of IVF (7th time lucky), I wish this book had been around at the start of my journey.This is an excellent book which leaves no stone uncovered. It explains everything you need to know about the different options available in a very clear and factual way. I would recommend it to anyone struggling with the trauma that is infertility.. MandieWebb said I read this book to get some answers on my. I read this book to get some answers on my own struggles. It helped me understand that I am not alone in this world of infertility. Her situation is a little different since she's not in the US and we do somethings a bit different here. Mainly most insurance does not cover treatments for infertility. But overall it was comforting.. infertility Danielle Tabor Good for those considering IVF treatment. A step by step guide. Wish it had more emotional details. Would recommend for anyone experiencing infertility
Many of them had done extensive research already,but found the volume of information available on the subject overwhelming. The title ofthis book, Five Million Born, is atribute to how significant assisted reproduction has been in transforming thelives of many people around the world, and a reminder to those of you readingit that you are not alone.I hope that it willanswer many of your questions and help you to take the next steps on yourjourney. . There is so muchconflicting advice, so many unfamiliar acronyms, and so many complex tests andtreatment options to chose from that many people have no idea where to startand fear that pursuing IVF may be too much to take on.Throughout thetime th