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Fertility Food Facts: Getting Down to Basics

Fertility, Struggles and Self-Care / By PRISMWebmaster

What do avocados, olive oil, and bee jelly (yep, bee jelly) have in common? Possible fertility food. They might make an interesting salad—they’ll also pop up in the results if you ask Google, “What should I eat if I am having in-vitro fertilization?” It takes more than pregnancy-friendly nutrition to boost your chances of successful […]

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Secondary Infertility: Seeking the Sun during the Storm

Personal Stories, Secondary Infertility, Struggles and Self-Care, Supporting Family / By PRISMWebmaster

By Dayton Moms Blog My husband and I both grew up in large families. We loved it and wanted to recreate that feeling in our own family. We wanted four kids and just assumed that’s what we would have. Babies one and two came with minimal “trying” and nothing during my pregnancies suggested our family journey

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Love Yourself: Egg Freezing is the New Chocolate

Egg Freezing, Making Decisions, Struggles and Self-Care / By PRISMWebmaster

Whether you have a Valentine in your life this year or not, giving yourself the gift of egg freezing could be the perfect way for you to feel the love. You are born with all your eggs. As you age your egg quality diminishes and your chance of natural pregnancy decreases. Egg freezing, done at

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