Brangelina Pregnant Again…
But Reality for American Couples is Often More Difficult
New Resource Available for the Six Million American Women Facing Infertility
** What No One Tells You About Fertility **
Alice D. Domar, Ph.D., istant Professor at Harvard Medical School;
Founder and Director of the Domar Center for Mind/Body Health at Boston IVF; author of foreword to the In the Know booklet as well as “Be Happy Without Being perfect” and “Conquering Infertility.”
Kim Hahn, Founder and CEO of Conceive Magazine.
Everywhere you look these days — from the pages of celebrity magazines, to every town in America — it seems we are in the midst of a veritable baby boom. However, for many couples, sometimes the stork does not arrive as easily or promptly as we’d like. Alice D. Domar, Ph.D. and Kim Hahn from Conceive magazine are available on April 17th to provide your viewers with their unique expertise on the issue of fertility. Dr. Domar will give insight into the challenges couples face when struggling with infertility as well as the treatments and resources that are available to help them cope. Kim Hahn will discuss how the new In the Know booklet as well as new survey results that shed new light on an issue that impacts 1 in 7 couples..
Survey Facts About Infertility:
• Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after one year or six months if the woman is over 35.
• Of those surveyed, 64 percent of women have been trying to get pregnant 1 year or longer. Nearly one-third (32 percent) are waiting to seek medical attention.
• Survey respondents reported feeling stress (52 percent), jealousy of other people’s happy baby news (44 percent) and depressed or sad (41 percent), most of the time. They also reported that they felt fear (78 percent), anger (77 percent) and loss of control (54 percent) at least some of the time.
• In addition to their healthcare provider, more than 50 percent of respondents reported that they get information from health and women’s magazines and 78 percent get information from websites and blogs.
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