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A bill to create a tax credit for the out-of-pocket costs associated with infertility medical treatment has been introduced in the U.S. Senate by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (NY).  Aptly named the Family Act of 2011, S 965, this bill will potentially help thousands of people seek medical treatment that otherwise would be out of reach for them. 

Here's a special article from our guest contributor, Dana Sanchez.

If you've been trying to get pregnant for awhile now, you may be feeling like the only person left on planet Earth that can't have a baby.  But, as it turns out, you're not alone.  The Today Show aired a segment this past week touting the benefits of participating in a support group to decrease feelings of isolation, find credible information about your treatment options and perhaps e

So, this is a first for us. We have a guest contributer to our blog. We sincerely thank Dana Sanchez for sharing her story of infertility with us and with you. Dana can be contacted directly at nmzebras@yahoo.com.

A couple of weeks ago our office went through an audit of sorts by one of the insurance companies we're contracted with.  These are usually a bit unnerving as they inspect our office to make sure we meet all safety and ADA codes and that we're following all the regulations. We've never had a problem so I'm not sure why it creates a bit of anxiety.

Kristin and I had the unique and invaluable opportunity to complete a two-day preceptorship at Reproductive Medicine and Fertility Center (RMFC) with Dr. Paul Magarelli and his incredible team in August 2010.

If you've been struggling to find emotional balance after having a baby you may want to attend a free upcoming conference call sponsored by Sacred Window Ayurveda for Mothers and Children.  Ayurveda, or the "Science of Life" is based on ancient Indian practices that encompass alternative medicine, massage, yoga and nutrition to help find balance of mind, body and spirit.