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      HomeBlogBlogTransitioning From IVF To Donor Egg Cycle in Kansas City: Important Points To Consider

    Transitioning From IVF To Donor Egg Cycle in Kansas City: Important Points To Consider

    Posted by Pathways to Parenthood | May 17, 2014

    If you have experienced failed in vitro fertilization cycles (IVF), your doctor might have suggested you consider using an egg donor to build and grow your family.  If that is the case for you, there is a very useful article on the American Fertility Association’s website at www.afa.org titled  “Transitioning From IVF to Donor Egg Cycle-How Your Protocol Will Change” that is very useful for exploring all of the important points to consider.

    Please know that it may take you some time to explore all of the important points and decide if doing IVF with an egg donor is the right choice for you.  Contact us atwww.pathwaystoparenthood.com today to learn more about using an egg donor to build and grow your family.

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