Written by Kay Read We are in the middle of Pride Month. A month of global recognition of the rights of LGBTQIA+ communities, the plight for freedom, for acceptance and for recognition for a large and growing part of our global population. As a Queer woman
Written by Michael Johnson-Ellis Every May Bank Holiday Birmingham Pride kicks off Pride season in the UK. A weekend that holds a very special place in the hearts of our founders Michael and Wes. This year the theme of Birmingham Pride was ‘Love has no limits’, which
Since Charlotte and I have been together I knew surrogacy was something she was interested in exploring. Eighteen months ago, she sat me down and told me she felt she was ready to investigate it seriously and get the process started. My initial reaction was
Since Charlotte and I have been together I knew surrogacy was something she was interested in exploring. Eighteen months ago, she sat me down and told me she felt she was ready to investigate it seriously and get the process started. My initial reaction was
Becoming a surrogate is one of the most rewarding gifts a woman can give. Giving the chance to intended parents to hold their baby in their arms will be something that will never leave you. The law in the UK at present determines, that the
Earlier this year we caught up with Amanda Williamson from Future Health Biobank who told us all about stem cells and cord blood banking. She’s back again, this time to talk about how parents can store stem cells from their child’s milk teeth. Thanks to clinical
At CRGH, everything we do is underpinned by our founding principle that everyone should have the opportunity to start a family of their own, without exception. Delivering on that promise requires unique, tailored treatment plans for each and every person we work with. In order to
Mexico is a federated state, which means surrogacy legislation is not a simple issue. However, it is important to know that surrogacy – altruistic or commercial- is not prohibited and can be accessed and used as a way to grow one’s family. Although surrogacy is
1. Fresh eggs have better success rates than frozen eggs A 2020 study which analysed 36,925 IVF cycles found that fresh eggs have better success rates than frozen eggs: fresh eggs had a 47.7% live birth rate, versus 39.6% for frozen eggs. When it comes to embryos,
We caught up with Guy Ringler MD of California Fertility Partners in Los Angeles to talk about the changing landscape of family building and how he has witnessed continued improvements for the LGBTQ+ community when it comes to starting a family. Guy is a fertility doctor who identifies
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