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One of the most pervasive challenges that wells up under the radar in our communities is the challenge of infertility.
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One of the most pervasive challenges that wells up under the radar in our communities is the challenge of infertility.
From the blog of Jonathan Muskat at The Times of Israel
Norwalk, CT (PRWEB) November 02, 2021 -- For the sixth year in a row, local New Rochelle resident and board-certified Reproductive Endocrinologist from RMA of
Miscarriage and Loss During COVID-19 For most of us this year, we have missed the natural human psychosocial cues we give each other, which are the building blocks of empathy and awareness beyond the self. I realized if I didn’t tell anyone, no one would ever know. I was three months pregnant when I started to miscarry. My pregnancy was too far along, and my symptoms were solely abdominal pain. Natural miscarriage was unlikely and not happening, so I needed to have a surgical D&C. I was relieved to hear the doctor say that because I was 12 weeks pregnant, this would be less psychologically ...
Elie is the Fertility Advocate and Community Outreach Director and Co- Founder of Yesh Tikva. After informally counseling others through their fertility journeys, she became a founding member of the organization in 2015. Elie has become a major advocate in the infertility community by stepping forward and sharing her story so that others can understand what many cannot vocalize. A natural educator, Elie is also the Program Director at the Nefesh Yehudi Academy: After-School Judaic Studies Program in East Brunswick, NJ. Contact Me