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The IVF Cycle – A Step By Step Timeline [Video]
Wondering what the IVF cycle is like? Check out our newest video for a step by step timeline.
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RRC Leading Breakout Session on Secondary Infertility at the 7th Annual Family Building Conference
On April 29th, 2017, RRC will be leading a Secondary Infertility breakout session at the 7th Annual Kansas City Infertility Awareness Family Building Conference. In addition to the breakout session, RRC will be joining a panel of nine KC infertility professionals who will share important information about their expertise in regards to building a family. […]
How to Find the Right Sperm Donor
While many women love to shop, most don’t see themselves shopping for a sperm donor in the future. However, depending on your infertility diagnosis, you may find yourself shopping online for the man who fits the best “ideal” of what you and/or your partner are looking for in your child’s DNA make-up. Sperm donors are […]
How Many IVF Cycles Should I Plan For?
In addition to the emotional trials and tribulations associated with IVF cycles, there is the hefty price tag to consider. For this reason, most couples want to know how many IFV treatment cycles they should plan for before they will have pregnancy success. Well, after a recent publication in the Journal of the American Medical […]
What You Need to Know About the Male Biological Clock
Ever feel like the pressure is all on you and your female biological clock when it comes to getting pregnant and starting a family? While it’s true that men can father children more frequently than women in their post-40s, 50s and beyond, current research tells us that men are by no means immune to the […]
You’re Pregnant! Now What?
You’re pregnant — Hurray!! Hurray and “Oh lawdy!”, right? What we found very quickly here at RRC is that a positive pregnancy test after a series or cycle of fertility treatments is almost always greeted with two, very powerful emotions. First, there’s elation – and that is quickly followed by an immediate sense of fear. […]
