Category: Dr. Jane Frederick

Home / Dr. Jane Frederick
Post

The Infertility Game Plan for the Holidays

Whether you are ready or not, the holidays are here, and they can be one of the most difficult times of the year if you have not achieved the family of your dreams. Maybe this year, you thought you’d be making a big pregnancy announcement at the family dinner or had fantasies of visiting Santa...

Post

How to Cope with Miscarriage Grief

Emotional Healing and Miscarriage Grief Support Emotional support for the one in four women who have undergone this devastating loss  October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Month. Parents around the globe use this occasion to honor the pregnancies and babies they lost during miscarriage, pregnancy loss, and stillbirth. On October 15, many will light...

Post

Being Mindful and Relaxed in 2019

Resolve to use technology to de-stress Happy New Year! Are you one of the millions who has vowed to pursue a New Year’s resolution? Maybe you will try to improve your life through dieting, exercising, stopping smoking or learning a new skill. A new year symbolically means a new beginning and a chance to get...

Post

The Perfect Gift for Those Struggling to Conceive

If you are a supportive friend or family member who wants to give a meaningful gift to your loved one who is coping with infertility, then we have some suggestions for you. Stop giving advice Chances are your friends experiencing infertility have done their homework. They have researched the Internet to find information about the...

Post

We Love Surrogate Mothers

Surrogate mothers help make dreams come true. They are kind, compassionate women who want to build families for individuals who can not get pregnant on their own, including infertile heterosexual couples, gay men, and singles. People who have not been involved in surrogacy may not understand what motivates a woman to carry a baby for...

Post

We Love Surrogate Mothers

Surrogate mothers help make dreams come true. They are kind, compassionate women who want to build families for individuals who can not get pregnant on their own, including infertile heterosexual couples, gay men, and singles. People who have not been involved in surrogacy may not understand what motivates a woman to carry a baby for...