Pregnancy Signs

One in six couples will have trouble conceiving, a fact highlighted by National Infertility Week, October 19-26, 2008. One of only a handful of infertility consulting firms in the United States, My Fertility Plan is a unique firm in that its founders and leaders are infertility experts and consumer advocates.

"Infertility is a $4 billion dollars a year industry. Nobody has your best interests at heart. You need an advocate to walk beside you, warning you of financial and medical pitfalls and giving you the tools you need to make the best decisions for you and your family. We don't take marketing money from industry. We won't. We don't recommend any services that somebody else pays us to promote. Our referrals are unbiased and truthful, and based on a decade of research and experience," explains public health educator Dr. Weidman Sterling.

Infertility consultants do not determine a client's treatment plan, but once a plan is determined, My Fertility Plan consultants can help facilitate the treatment plan set by your doctor by sourcing donors, surrogates, or other professional resources. My Fertility Plan consulting also provide a Risk-Benefit analysis to help determine chances of success for a given treatment option.

"As your professional infertility consultants, we'll provide you with a comprehensive and individualized plan to help you reach your goals of family-building. We will create for you a customized step-by-step action plan that addresses your unique needs and concerns. Want to know the best clinic for you? We've analyzed the clinical success rate data and we'll show you what those stats really mean. Need help understanding your insurance? We can do that. Need to travel for cheaper treatment? We'll walk you through it," promises Best-Boss.

Their expertise and services come recommended by experts in the field. "Evelina Weidman Sterling, Ph.D and Angie Best-Boss are veteran women's health advocates. They present a comprehensive overview of the minefield of infertility. Their insight not only can save you thousands of dollars, it may make that difference in achieving your primary objective - a healthy baby," asserts Sam Thatcher, M.D., Ph.D, of the Center for Applied Reproductive Science, in Johnson, City, TN.

Dr. Evelina Sterling and Angie Best-Boss are the authors of Budgeting for Infertility-Bring Home a Baby without Breaking the Bank (Simon and Schuster 2009), which addresses the many barriers associated with paying for the high costs related to infertility treatments and adoption. They are also the authors of Living with PCOS, Having Your Baby through Egg Donation and Before Your Time: Premature Menopause and Premature Ovarian Failure (Simon and Schuster March, 2010).

Evelina has a PhD in Medical Sociology from Georgia State University. In addition, Evelina holds a Master's degree in Public Health from the Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of Mary Washington.

Angie has a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Sociology and Journalism from Virginia Wesleyan College and a Masters of Counseling degree from Union Theological Seminary.

My Fertility Plan creates a professionally-developed customized fertility plan that matches each client's specific situation and optimizes their chances to conceive.

My Fertility Plan, LLC
Solution-focused action plans to help you build your family.

Contact:
Angie Best-Boss, COO
Tel: 770-643-7411
Toll Free: 877-509-PLAN
Fax: 678-669-2083
Email: info@myfertilityplan.com angie
http://www.myfertilityplan.com

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About half of expecting moms experience some pregnancy morning sickness. While it isn't pleasant, for most women it is a relatively minor annoyance. Up to seventy percent of pregnant women experience some nausea in the first trimester of pregnancy. It usually goes away by the fourth month, but it isn't limited to the morning hours.

There are a number of ways moms can alleviate pregnancy morning sickness.
Avoid strong odors
Eat crackers first thing in the morning
Drink small sips of water
Avoid greasy foods
Wear a motion sickness bracelet on the wrist
Suck on hard candy.
Ginger helps relieve pregnancy morning sickness. Try ginger soda or tea, gingersnaps or ginger in capsule form.

Pregnancy morning sickness is rarely dangerous. To be safe, expecting moms should make sure they do not get dehydrated or do not lose weight due to nausea. Any concerns about pregnancy morning sickness should be discussed with your health care provider.

For more basic information on pregnancy, go to www.conceivingconcepts.com. Having trouble conceiving? See what an infertility consultant can do for you at www.myfertilityplan.com or call Angie Best-Boss at 1-877-509-PLAN.