Building Your Village With Other Physicians Through Infertility
Just imagine having a circle of female physicians, those who can relate to your day to day experiences as a doctor, those who can share stories of juggling fertility treatments with busy clinics, and those who can empower you to take the next right step. The gift of strong women uplifting other strong women through appointments, test results, successes, losses, and everything in between, is incredibly rare and valuable. Fortunately, Love and Science has already built this village, and we are here for you with open arms.
Your Endometrial Lining: Why It Matters So Much
If you have gone through any part of the IVF process, you’ve probably had your endometrial lining measured during an ultrasound. Your endometrial lining plays a critical role in the success of your IVF cycle; it’s where your embryo will hopefully implant and grow.
We know there are plenty of questions when it comes to interpreting these results, so below, we’ve answered some of them for you. Whether you’re worried your lining is too thick, too thin, or just not looking optimal, we’ve got you covered.
Everything You Need to Know About Aging and Fertility
As physicians and professionals, we know all too well the quiet pressure that can build as we become more aware of time’s passing. The concept of the “biological clock” can stir feelings of urgency, uncertainty, and even panic—emotions that are rarely addressed but deeply felt.
However, Love and Science is here to tell you that all things are possible, and with the help of a fertility coach, some fine-tuning and optimization, and maybe an REI, we can all achieve parenthood and a successful outcome.
Self Compassion Through Weight Loss and Infertility
Dealing with infertility is hard enough; the stigma, the waiting, the appointments, the feeling of being behind. It can feel as though a million things are standing in the way of you and parenthood, and now, one more hurdle has been put in front of you: you have been told by your REI to lose weight.