Absolutely correct. It is the Pope Paul VI Institute at Creighton University. We know of several young women who have been treated by their physicians and subsequently have given birth. There are physicians trained in their techniques around the country.
Just curious, but how many months has she been trying? If its less than a year then there is nothing abnormal and she may not actually have any fertility issues at all. I am mostly asking because it seems odd to me that a Dr. would want her to wait more time before seeing her for infertility if she’s been trying for more than a year already.
This. Impatience is not infertility, and this isn’t something I’d wish upon my worst enemy. It can take a healthy couple up to a year since there’s less than a 25% chance of achieving pregnancy each month even with perfect timing.
I was going to suggest the same thing! The book is huge and can seem a bit daunting, but it is easy to follow with lots of examples, charts, diagrams, inserts, etc, and is written in a way that is easy to understand. I was already pretty knowledgeable about my cycle and body prior to reading the book and I learned a ton reading it. I recommend it to all of my female friends and they all laugh at first, until they start reading it
