Pregnancy After Infertility
Every couple going through infertility treatments has one goal: to become pregnant. But what happens when you finally receive that positive pregnancy test?

"Mark! We're Pregnant!"
I knew as soon as I heard her call my name sharply from the direction of the bathroom. "Mark!

Conquering Infertility
I must confess that there was a part of me – a growing part – that thought this would never happen for us. Four years of trying, a varicocelectomy for me, a battery of tests and exams for her and ultimately, IUI for us.

Parenting After Infertility
With more than six billion people on the planet you can't help but think that having babies is a very easy process. But for many people that isn't so, and they need to work a little harder to get pregnant or become a parent.

Life after Miscarriage
Take it from a woman who has experienced miscarriage twice: "There is life after miscarriage," says Christine Walker, a mother of three healthy children. Her first miscarriage occurred in September of 1999.

Pregnancy After Miscarriage
She didn't even tell her husband at first. After two definite miscarriages and month after month of disappointment, Kathi Johnson of Gainesville, Va.

Infertile No More
Battling infertility takes everything that a couple has, emotionally, mentally and physically. There are fears of never having a child and feelings of inadequacy and guilt.

Pregnancy After Loss
Lisa Saghini of Lake Lanier, Ga., is happy, now that she has her 8-month-old baby girl on her lap, healthy as can be.

Mourning the Loss of a Multiple
Jean Kollantai was thrilled to find out she was expecting twins. Throughout her pregnancy, she dreamed of pushing a double stroller and snuggling two babies in her arms.

A Worried Dad-to-be Looks to the Stars
As we had done on so many days previous to this, we were waiting for the results of a blood test. Not to tell if my wife, Charlotte, was pregnant, because we had already gotten that unbelievable news after more than four years of trying.