The frustration and struggle behind an ‘unexplained infertility’ diagnosis
One in four couples who enter a fertility clinic will leave with a diagnosis of “unexplained infertility.” Continue reading
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Regina walk aims to raise money for those struggling with infertility
A Saskatchewan charity is working to raise money to help those struggling with infertility. Continue reading
Winnipeg dad looks to raise awareness for couples facing infertility issues
With nearly 16 per cent of Canadians facing infertility, a Winnipeg father is hoping to raise awareness and provide more resources to help deal with the issue. Continue reading
‘Fertility isn’t funny’: Why you shouldn’t pretend to be pregnant on April Fools’ Day
According to Statistics Canada, roughly 16 per cent of couples in Canada experience infertility — and it’s a condition that can take a serious mental toll. Continue reading
How donating breast milk helped one woman heal after losing a baby
By Kim Smith Reporter
When Stephanie Murphy became pregnant in June, it was after five years of trying to conceive, two rounds of in vitro fertilization and a miscarriage at 15 weeks. Continue reading
Family Matters 2018 Year in Review: extended parental leave, unique ways to parenthood and improving family life
By Kim Smith Reporter
A lot changed for Canadian families in 2018, from an extended parental leave to new rules proposed for surrogate moms. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Why men are willing to donate sperm — and are using Facebook to make the arrangements
An increasing number of men are going online to make arrangements to donate sperm through Facebook or connection websites. Here’s why they donate. Continue reading
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Women share experiences for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and yet many women say miscarriage is still only talked about in hushed tones. Continue reading
Cancer-linked chemicals found in baby blankets, bibs sold in Canada: report
The study, which looked at products in Canada, Mexico and the U.S., found the chemicals present in 86 per cent of the tested baby bibs and blankets available north of the border. Continue reading
Peterborough Butterfly Run raises awareness, funds for those who have lost a child
By Steve Guthrie Videographer
One issue for friends of those who have lost a child is to how best to show support. Continue reading