Blow to families wanting to have kids
An Australian-first scheme has been majorly scaled back and now asks women to make an “impossible choice”, it’s been claimed.
An Australian-first scheme has been majorly scaled back and now asks women to make an “impossible choice”, it’s been claimed.
A routine check-up after gastric band surgery was the beginning of a series of unexpected health shocks for this 22-year-old Adelaide woman.
A man who was told he would never father his own children when diagnosed with a condition meaning he carried no sperm, is now the proud father of twins after an incredible medical journey.
Victorians have been left in the dark on IVF clinic failings after the regulator quietly stopped reporting key details about lost and damaged embryos, egg and sperm.
Yep, there’s some prep
The clock is ticking
“I didn’t hesitate, I straight away said, ‘yep, that’s not a problem.’”
‘I felt like I had to tell anyone and everyone who would listen that I was doing IVF so people wouldn’t think I was selfish.’
The joyous news comes after the star spoke openly about her longing to become a mum.
After all, it takes two to tango
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