Knowledge is power

Let's address the question that's likely on your mind if you're considering egg freezing: will this hurt? 🥴

As the 2024 election approaches, reproductive rights have become one of the most pressing and widely discussed issues in the US. In fact, recent survey data found that 90% of American women are concerned about potential restrictions on fertility treatments.

In this article, I'll share how diabetes can impact fertility, the egg freezing process for women with diabetes, the potential for diabetic women to become egg donors, and important considerations for managing diabetes during fertility treatments.

In this article, we’ll explore what mutual matching in egg donation is, why it matters, and how our Split program empowers women with more ethical choices in their egg donation journeys.

We’ve helped thousands of women freeze their eggs over the years in our Keep and Split programs. It's a big decision, and it's natural to want to know everything before moving forward. This article aims to address the most common questions we receive, providing clear and honest answers to help you make an informed choice.

Whether you're considering freezing your eggs now or managing storage costs from a previous cycle, knowing the financial breakdown can ensure better long-term planning. Below, we explore the typical expenses associated with frozen egg storage and the factors that can affect these costs.

Embarking on the egg freezing journey is a significant and deeply personal decision, often accompanied by a mix of hope, uncertainty, and anxiety. While it can feel empowering, the experience can also feel overwhelming due to the complex medical procedures, emotional ups and downs, and the many decisions along the way. Having the right kind of support—whether from medical professionals, a community of peers, or loved ones—makes all the difference in navigating this important chapter of your life.

This article aims to provide clear, factual information about the so-called biological clock and the option of egg freezing for women in their 20s.

This article will delve into the biological differences between mature and immature eggs, their significance in egg freezing, and what this means for your fertility journey.

When donating your eggs to another family that can't otherwise conceive, a necessary step is carrier screening. Carrier screening is a type of genetic test that can tell you whether you carry a gene for certain genetic disorders. By understanding the role of genetic testing, you'll be better equipped to make informed decisions and communicate effectively with healthcare providers, genetic counselors, and anyone else.

Your fertility journey can be both exhilarating and complex and you may be looking for guidance on navigating the process of transporting your frozen eggs or embryos to a storage facility. We get it, and we're here to help.

If you're exploring options for future family planning, you may be wondering about embryo banking. Is it the right choice for you? Let's dive in and learn more.