Embryo Transfer - People

I have returned to University as an adult student and after many attempts, am finally getting it right. I am pursuing an education in Nutrition Sciences but will first have to jump through a few hoops to transfer from my current major, which is Chemistry. I believe wellness is an endless pursuit. I believe in holding yourself to the highest standards. I believe in forgiving yourself. I believe...

I'm a freshman at West Valley College in Saratoga. Attempting to study Urban Planning and City Design in hopes of transferring to USF, Cal Poly, or Cal. Absolutely love eating well. Love the way it makes me feel and don't plan on stopping anytime soon. It's so worth the longterm benefits. Running is my passion. It removes my stress and helps me get focused on my always expanding to-do...

Carter was born on March 27, 2009. We were surprised to learn that he had a cleft lip/palate and was missing his right outer ear. Our little guy was whisked away to the NICU with breathing difficulties. A few days later he was transferred to the children's hospital which is one hour away. He spent the next 10 weeks there. During that time he was diagnosed with a Chromosomal disorder which...

I have struggled with infertility for almost 5 years. I have been through one fresh IVF cycle which resulted in pregnancy and two Frozen Embryo Transfers that both resulted in miscarriage. My first pregnancy ended at 32 weeks when my daughter was born stillborn. We are working on doing another fresh IVF cycle and hope that someday we will have a child of our own to take home!

I have worked in the healthcare management field for over 25 years and have a special passion for customer service in healthcare. I love to find creative ways to do things in other fields and transfer them to healthcare. My blog discusses trends and topics in healthcare for managers, but my readers come from all areas of healthcare. I consider my mission to support the people who provide...

I'm trained as an occupational physician (OP) and worked in that field for 14 years. Then I shifted to freelance journalism and had my own business for 10 years. After that I stepped into the (academic) world of knowledge generation and transfer in the field of work and health. Occupational diseases became are my major topic: how to recognize them, how to monitor them and how to prevent them in...

I am a first-time mom at 40 and a full-time college professor of Communication Studies. I also coach an intercollegiate Speech and Debate team. My daughter was born 7.5 weeks early due to preeclampsia. She had no health problems and was able to come home after only three weeks in the NICU. At six weeks old, she was having some respiratory problems and tested positive for RSV (even though she...

I've always been a sucker for trying new things. (Late night infomercials are my kryptonite!) And, being the kind of person who can gain five pounds just smelling pizza and lose five pounds by dropping cheese for a week, I often apply this "What can I try next?" mentality to diet and exercise. My weight has fluctuated over the years. I played sports but I ate a good amount of McDonalds. I knew...

I was born on August 8th 1991. Two or more weeks premature. I spent the first three and a half years of my life in a Romanian orphanage, on the third year one of the caretakers attempted to kill me by throwing me down the stairs for complaining that she was stealing food. I suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury with skull fracture. I remember waking up in the hospital. Because of the premature birth...

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS -A.I.S.S.C.E from Delhi Public School, R. K. Puram, New Delhi. Graduation : B.Com (Pass) from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Delhi University. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE -Company : CH2M Hill Construction (I) Pvt. Ltd.Designation : Contracts & Logistics AssistantPeriod : April 2005 – July 2006Company : Hotel Inter-Continental The Grand(Previously known as Holiday...