India is the new hot spot for surrogacy. Surrogacy was legalized in India in 2002, and it is much more affordable than in the United States. Today we will talk with Erik and Susan Freudenthal who went to India and used a surrogate to have their baby. You will obtain critical information about how to pursue surrogacy in India including learning how to avoid the pitfalls and how to navigate a successful experience.

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Adoption provides infertile Americans with the option to have a child. The adoption can take place in the United States or abroad. Increasing number of Americans are choosing to adopt older children. There are over 100,000 children in the U.S. in the foster system waiting for adoption. Today we talk with Beverly Clark who is the director of the Barker Foundation’s Project Wait No Longer that specializes in placing older foster children for adoption. She provides important information about how to proceed with adoption and pinpoints the factors that are critical to take into account.

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There are 7.3 million infertile Americans, but the infertile frequently feel alone and stigmatized. RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association is an organization that provides support and resources for those dealing with infertility. Dr. Rhonda Seiman is a psychologist who has been both a member and a volunteer for RESOLVE. She will provide invaluable information about RESOLVE and how it can help you on your infertility journey.

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Male infertility is a common, hidden problem. Of the 7.3 million infertile Americans, one third have male infertility, one third have female infertility and one third have unexplained infertility. In our culture it is not considered manly to have a reproductive problem, and many men will not openly discuss their infertility. Today Ben Sosna, a physician’s assistant who has worked with infertile men in a urology practice, will lessen the stigma and shame by openly discussing the diagnosis and treatment of male infertility. He will provide must have information for anyone dealing with this issue.

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All too often the male voice of infertility remains silent. While men are the other half of the infertile couple, the focus mainly is on the woman and her struggles. Men try to be strong and unemotional. Yet they are suffering too. Stephen Green is here to share the male perspective on infertility and to offer helpful coping strategies.

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At the time you most need support, infertility can harm friendships. It is painful to be around pregnant women. Baby showers are torture. Babies themselves are even worse. Research has shown that infertility stress is lowered by close relationships, but you often feel isolated. Today we have Robin Greene sharing her own firsthand experience with infertility and friendships. Learn how to successfully navigate positive friendships and obtain the fellowship and understanding that you need on your infertility journey.

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1 in 8 women develop breast cancer, and cancer frequently results in infertility. Today we have as our guest Ronna S. Kurash. Ronna was diagnosed with breast cancer and went into early menopause. She is here to share her story and to provide women with critical information that may allow them to protect their future fertility. Ronna S. Kurash is the author of an upcoming children’s book that focuses on animals and cancer. Come join us for her informative infertility cancer journey, her thoughts on the impact of lingering cancer side effects on raising a child and her inspiring ability to have a meaningful life after breast cancer and the loss of fertility.

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