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Families through gestational surrogacy are just that- families. Broken Brown Egg Founder, Regina Townsend, comments on the criticism that new parents Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade have faced since the birth of their daughter.

RMA of Connecticut's infertility patient shared her personal story about affording fertility treatment. During open enrollment, she investigated options outside of her employer’s plan and discovered a way to have the medical treatment needed to build her family.

Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut's Melissa Kelleher, LCSW and Elaine Malin, MTCM, L.Ac. come together for a Facebook Live event where they provide a mind/body perspective on how to handle the stress of the holidays while undergoing fertility treatment.

Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut encourages you to maintain momentum by being mindful about where you currently are in treatment and where you want to go. As long as you design achievable goals and keep the positivity flowing, a successful family building journey can be your future.

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.