Comments on: Wired Magazine - Why Things Suck? Specifically, IVF Treatments…. http://www.surrogacyissuesblog.com/2008/01/29/wired-magazine-why-things-suck-specifically-ivf-treatments/ Blog Thu, 4 Dec 2008 00:52:36 +0000 http://attorneysonlineinc.com/?v=2.0 by: Meagen http://www.surrogacyissuesblog.com/2008/01/29/wired-magazine-why-things-suck-specifically-ivf-treatments/#comment-128909 Tue, 18 Mar 2008 04:25:24 +0000 http://www.surrogacyissuesblog.com/2008/01/29/wired-magazine-why-things-suck-specifically-ivf-treatments/#comment-128909 The article is very biased; throwing a very negative outlook on IVF and other procedures that an infertile couple may use in order to tackle their infertility problems. But if you ask couples who have a “complete” family because of IVF, the pain and risks will seem negligible when compared to the happiness and satisfaction they experience. It is a fact that the success rate of IVF is around 40 to 50%. But the present development in this field has doubled and tripled the success rates. Various techniques such as Comparative Genomic Hybridisation (CGH) and Acupuncture have raised the success rate about 65 and 70% respectively. It is a known fact that there are many risks and side effects involved with IVF but the advantages of these procedures outweighs the disadvantages. Therefore we find many willing to undergo IVF to fulfill their dream of having children who are biologically their own come true. I think we have no right to undermine their hopes and dreams. Prejudiced views such as the one revealed in this article do not provide any solutions to the issues yet insult the needy couples for holding on to their wishes, dreams and efforts of a complete family. Smitha RN, www.proactivefamilysolutions.com The article is very biased; throwing a very negative outlook on IVF and other procedures that an infertile couple may use in order to tackle their infertility problems. But if you ask couples who have a “complete” family because of IVF, the pain and risks will seem negligible when compared to the happiness and satisfaction they experience.

It is a fact that the success rate of IVF is around 40 to 50%. But the present development in this field has doubled and tripled the success rates. Various techniques such as Comparative Genomic Hybridisation (CGH) and Acupuncture have raised the success rate about 65 and 70% respectively.

It is a known fact that there are many risks and side effects involved with IVF but the advantages of these procedures outweighs the disadvantages. Therefore we find many willing to undergo IVF to fulfill their dream of having children who are biologically their own come true.

I think we have no right to undermine their hopes and dreams. Prejudiced views such as the one revealed in this article do not provide any solutions to the issues yet insult the needy couples for holding on to their wishes, dreams and efforts of a complete family.

Smitha RN,
www.proactivefamilysolutions.com

]]> by: Meagen http://www.surrogacyissuesblog.com/2008/01/29/wired-magazine-why-things-suck-specifically-ivf-treatments/#comment-126548 Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:08:32 +0000 http://www.surrogacyissuesblog.com/2008/01/29/wired-magazine-why-things-suck-specifically-ivf-treatments/#comment-126548 The article is very biased; throwing a very negative outlook on IVF and other procedures that an infertile couple may use in order to tackle their infertility problems. But if you ask couples who have a “complete” family because of IVF, the pain and risks will seem negligible when compared to the happiness and satisfaction they experience. It is a fact that the success rate of IVF is around 40 to 50%. But the present development in this field has doubled and tripled the success rates. Various techniques such as Comparative Genomic Hybridisation (CGH) and Acupuncture have raised the success rate about 65 and 70% respectively. It is a known fact that there are many risks and side effects involved with IVF but the advantages of these procedures outweighs the disadvantages. Therefore we find many willing to undergo IVF to fulfill their dream of having children who are biologically their own come true. I think we have no right to undermine their hopes and dreams. Prejudiced views such as the one revealed in this article do not provide any solutions to the issues yet insult the needy couples for holding on to their wishes, dreams and efforts of a complete family. Smitha RN, www.proactivefamily.com The article is very biased; throwing a very negative outlook on IVF and other procedures that an infertile couple may use in order to tackle their infertility problems. But if you ask couples who have a “complete” family because of IVF, the pain and risks will seem negligible when compared to the happiness and satisfaction they experience.

It is a fact that the success rate of IVF is around 40 to 50%. But the present development in this field has doubled and tripled the success rates. Various techniques such as Comparative Genomic Hybridisation (CGH) and Acupuncture have raised the success rate about 65 and 70% respectively.

It is a known fact that there are many risks and side effects involved with IVF but the advantages of these procedures outweighs the disadvantages. Therefore we find many willing to undergo IVF to fulfill their dream of having children who are biologically their own come true.

I think we have no right to undermine their hopes and dreams. Prejudiced views such as the one revealed in this article do not provide any solutions to the issues yet insult the needy couples for holding on to their wishes, dreams and efforts of a complete family.

Smitha RN,
www.proactivefamily.com

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