5 Ways to Support Someone Who's Freezing Their Eggs
Image zoom Credit: Getty Images. When she was 39, Betsy Ducat, a 48-year-old from Hoboken, New Jersey, decided to freeze her eggs. "I wasn't in a committed relationship and I wasn't at a point where I was ready to take the leap and have a baby on my own," she says. Freezing your eggs can be a game changer for reproductive capabilities. It's essentially a way to press "pause" on your fertility, explains Thomas Kim, M.D., a reproductive endocrinologist with RMA, a fertility care company with clinics and labs around the...
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