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Choice Moms Guide to Fertility (Choice Moms Guides)

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This information-packed 100-page resource for single women who are trying to conceive includes:

• A 10-Step Plan
• Section 1: What to Expect When You Want to Be Expecting where more than 15 fertility specialists discuss assessing egg quality, treatment options, ovulation detection, fertility challenges and myths
• Section 2: Educating Yourself in order to choose doctors wisely, select a sperm bank and donor, negotiate with a known donor, find low-cost options, try at-home insemination
• Section 3: Dealing With the Emotions of coping with fertility treatment, the two-week wait, including stress reduction tips from Alice Domar and eastern medicine insight from Angela Wu
• glossary, lab tests, resources

Excerpt:
"I never knew what a dolt I was about female fertility until I tried to understand my own. I wish it was as easy as coping with a bad golf game or quitting smoking. Practice doesn't help, and there are no tasty spearmint Bun-in-the-Oven gums to chew. No, there are long uncomfortable minutes with your toes in the air . I tried ovulation test strips. These are great because I never get tired of peeing on things, especially my own hands. I worry that I won't get pregnant. Then I worry that I will. Then I worry that I'm worrying too much and affecting my chances. And then I have a drink and feel guilty about the alcohol consumption. It's a vicious cycle."

Language: English

Pages: 130

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Be-Mondo Publishing Inc.

Release: October 01, 2007

Choice Moms Guide to Fertility (Choice Moms Guides)

3/5 ( ratings)

This information-packed 100-page resource for single women who are trying to conceive includes:

• A 10-Step Plan
• Section 1: What to Expect When You Want to Be Expecting where more than 15 fertility specialists discuss assessing egg quality, treatment options, ovulation detection, fertility challenges and myths
• Section 2: Educating Yourself in order to choose doctors wisely, select a sperm bank and donor, negotiate with a known donor, find low-cost options, try at-home insemination
• Section 3: Dealing With the Emotions of coping with fertility treatment, the two-week wait, including stress reduction tips from Alice Domar and eastern medicine insight from Angela Wu
• glossary, lab tests, resources

Excerpt:
"I never knew what a dolt I was about female fertility until I tried to understand my own. I wish it was as easy as coping with a bad golf game or quitting smoking. Practice doesn't help, and there are no tasty spearmint Bun-in-the-Oven gums to chew. No, there are long uncomfortable minutes with your toes in the air . I tried ovulation test strips. These are great because I never get tired of peeing on things, especially my own hands. I worry that I won't get pregnant. Then I worry that I will. Then I worry that I'm worrying too much and affecting my chances. And then I have a drink and feel guilty about the alcohol consumption. It's a vicious cycle."

Language: English

Pages: 130

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Be-Mondo Publishing Inc.

Release: October 01, 2007

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