#infertility

Michael Scherer founded Worth the Wait as a way to give back after his testicular cancer diagnosis.

Katie Beall paid over $7,500 out-of-pocket for fertility preservation on top of mounting cancer care costs. Her insurance didn’t cover it.

Passionate that everyone affected by cancer who wants a family has access to fertility preservation

But not bearing children appears to do so.

In a long-term study, 71% of women who chose to get pregnant gave birth successfully.

Cancer Health blogger and breast cancer survivor Megan-Claire Chase lives in Atlanta.

Infertility is a delicate, sensitive, and emotional topic for men and women. I wish people would stop trying to “fix” the situation.

The part I struggle with the most is the longing to share my childhood and college memories, values and wisdom with a child.

Steps before starting therapy to keep your reproductive options open.

Today, 16 states require insurance plans to cover fertility preservation care when treatment like chemotherapy risks infertility.

Early surgery could reduce malignancy and infertility in adulthood.

It’s a very different perspective when an option is stolen from you and not a choice you’ve made yourself.