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‘I had always thought I’d need IVF’: Caroline Bennett on the simple fertility treatment that gave her a baby boy

Caroline Bennett was trying to have a baby for two years before she tried ovulation induction treatment. Now,…

By Shayna Sappington

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The reality of being a single mother by choice: ‘I conceived my son with a sperm donor’

Fertility is finite, which is why Aurora decided to have a baby by herself via a sperm donor.…

By Amanda Cassidy

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‘Covid restrictions prevented us from sharing the birth of our first child’

Justine King shares her experience of giving birth to her first child during Covid, without the support or…

By Justine King

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Chrissy Teigen reveals how her body is ‘frozen in time’ since her pregnancy loss last year

After she and husband John Legend lost their child last year, the former model and cookbook author has…

By Megan Burns

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‘My uterus is out’: Amy Schumer just underwent major endometriosis surgery

Amy Schumer has revealed that she’s had both her appendix and her uterus removed as a result of…

By Sarah Finnan

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Rosemary MacCabe: ‘Are you kidding?’ he asked, eyebrows raised. ‘No,’ I said, firmly. ‘It says I’m pregnant’

In her first pregnancy column with IMAGE.ie, Rosemary MacCabe writes about finding out she was pregnant when she…

By Rosemary MacCabe

While the world has been singing the praises of New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Arden for supposedly forging a path in women’s health care with a legislation that is expected to be put into law in a the coming weeks, the recognition for other countries that have had similar measures already put in place has gone unnoticed.
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Filomena Kaguako: New Zealand is not the first country to introduce paid miscarriage leave, so why the huge reaction?

India grants 6 weeks of fully paid leave for people who experience miscarriage, in the Philippines you are…

By Filomena Kaguako

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Finally, science tells us age 35 isn’t a fertility cliff

By Jennifer McShane

Miscarriage happens much more frequently than many of us realise or feel comfortable acknowledging
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Lynn Enright: When will Ireland introduce paid miscarriage leave?

People experiencing miscarriage should not find themselves relying on sick leave or the goodwill of employers, but will…

By Lynn Enright

Women with MS who take medication, especially immunosuppressants, cannot become pregnant unless they come off medication.
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I had to weigh up the possibility of losing my mind against losing my future children

Holograms of the children she may never have dance across Dearbhla Crosses mind as an MS diagnosis and…

By Dearbhla Crosse

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Ask the expert: Should I consider freezing my eggs?

A long time ago, Edaein O'Connell (25) made a conscious decision that if she wanted to have kids,…

By Edaein OConnell

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‘When should women start to think about freezing their eggs?’: A reproductive expert answers your fertility questions

All your fertility questions answered by the experts, from treatment options to fertility testing advice. At our Fertility…

By IMAGE