For as hellish as IVF can be while you are going through it (and, like me, failing every cycle) it is inspiring -- mindblowing actually -- to step back and think about how lucky we all are that this technology even exists, thanks to the pioneering work of Dr. Robert Edwards. He passed away yesterday. Seeing this article in NPR made me pause for a moment and really appreciate the marvels of modern medicine. Pretty incredible. Hopefully my IVFs will lead to success one day. Regardless, I'm just so deeply grateful to Dr. Edwards and the other innovators in this industry for giving me and so many others the possibility.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/04/10/176803868/test-tube-baby-pioneer-dies |
Amen |
Thanks for sharing, OP.
It is an amazing options we have to persue. |
Thanks for posting, OP - I'm so thankful that science and technology has helped fill a void in so many people's hearts. It's pretty amazing. |
Thanks, just wish they would continue doing more research into individual causes of IF and more targeted treatments at fixing the problem -- instead of just automatically funneling all of us on the tired pathway of: clomid, IUI, IVF. . . yada yada yada, we all know the drill. . . |