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My IVF life

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    My IVF life: I'm pregnant, and I feel like hell

    The early weeks of pregnancy leave me anxiety-ridden and depressed, but I’m lucky compared to many who undergo IVF
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    My IVF life: six months in, we have an answer – but it isn’t over yet

    Following the estrogen patches, the progesterone shots, the transfer, and an anxious wait, I finally find out if I’m pregnant
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    My IVF life: this is when I start to feel real hope

    To ensure our baby’s health, we gathered DNA from the family. Then what felt like a miracle occurred
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    My IVF life: the science experiment to make a baby – from a partner's view

    E, Jean Hannah Edelstein’s husband, explains his side of IVF treatment, from the sperm analysis to the importance of patience
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    My IVF life: let's talk money. At $12,000 out of pocket, it's a bargain

    Jean Hannah Edelstein explains why she was lucky to find coverage at work, but many IVF patients are not so fortunate
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    My IVF life: the moody, exhausting, doughy hormones and egg retrievals

    Jean Hannah Edelstein continues the complicated journey to conceive using in-vitro fertilization – and takes readers with her
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    My IVF life: the fake ass, the trigger shot and how I decided to get pregnant

    In this new column, Jean Hannah Edelstein starts the complicated journey to conceive using in-vitro fertilization – and takes readers with her
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