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Support for the Fertility Challenged

Where to start:

Books, Articles, Groups, and Other Information to Support the Fertility Challenged:
  • Online Support Groups
    • Cafemom.com has a very supportive group named "Trying to Conceive and Infertility"
    • Our friends at yahoo groups, of course, have a great group titled IVF. This one is particularly active.
    • Stepping Stones-great group, very active
    • Fertile Thoughts has a number of active groups on every conceivable (pardont he pun) topic. Check out this list and join the one/s that fit your circumstances the best.
    • Fertility Friends, based in the UK, has an active forum on a variety of topics.
    • Parents Via Egg Donation has a wonderful website and active forum if egg donation is a possibility.
    • IVF Connections has a million (or maybe just a hundred) different suport forums. I particularly like their index to their groups since it is easy to find the goups that directly pertain to your situation. They also have diferent groups for different countries.
    • Trying to Conceive has a number of support groups.
    • CARE Fertility is the largest infertility treatment provider in the UK. They have very active online forums that you can join even if you are not a patient.
    • Parenthood for Me provides emotional support, educational tools, and financial support to those adopting or pursuing Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) to try and conceive.
  • Resolve, the National Infertility Association has groups in most major metropolitan areas.
  • When Everyone's Pregnant ... Except You: How to survive jealousy, frustration, and mixed feelings By Deborah Bohn
  • Fertility Authority offers a wide array of information on infertility including a section on emotional issues.
  • Exhale Magazine is "an online literary magazine for those who have experienced the loss of a baby or have trouble figuring out how to make one in the first place."

 

 
 
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