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Reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Laura Meyer offers up mindful reflections and suggestions for setting New Year's resolutions surrounding infertility and pregnancy.

Fall acts as an unavoidable reminder that Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas are right around the corner, and if you're trying to conceive, this time of year can be difficult. Justine Houle, of Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut, is here to help you celebrate Halloween YOUR way.

Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut's Effing Funny Fertile Friday blog series hopes to help you laugh about infertility by suggesting you read Karen Jefferies' new book entitled, Hilariously Infertile. Karen takes the painful aspects of fertility treatment and gives them a comical spin.

Pursuing fertility treatment can feel daunting, especially when it’s your first attempt. Dr. Joshua Hurwitz, Reproductive Endocrinologist, and Chelsea Merwin, Patient Navigator, discuss the best ways to continue past the first attempt and keep going until you get the positive result we all hope for.

Going through fertility treatment be a very lonely and isolating process. Justine Houle, of Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut, is here to remind you that you have a fertility toolbox full of tools that you can rely on whenever you need that extra bit of support.

On National Grief Awareness Day, Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut recognizes the grief that comes with the various aspects of infertility and shares suggested do’s and don’ts to keep in mind when speaking with someone who suffers from this disease.