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What You Need To Know About Secondary Infertility
December 29th, 2021by MyEggBank in Infertility
Secondary infertility impacts thousands of couples across the country every year, but we hear so little about the …
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How Long Does It Take To Donate Eggs?
November 26th, 2021by MyEggBank in Becoming a Donor
Egg donation makes parenthood possible for those who aren’t able to have children on their own. From beginning to end, …
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How to be a Supportive Partner When Using an Egg Donor
October 28th, 2021by MyEggBank in General
Ask any parent who has a child through egg donation and they will tell you that they have no regrets about their …
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Introducing Live Birth Program, an Industry-First Program for Aspiring Parents
October 18th, 2021by MyEggBank in MyEggBank News
When aspiring parents embark on the costly and emotionally-charged journey of conceiving with donor eggs, they’re often …
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How to Tackle Challenging Conversations About Using an Egg Donor
September 23rd, 2021by MyEggBank in General
Working with an egg donor to grow your family is a decision that likely took time and serious consideration. You may be …
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How Do You Decide That It’s Time to Use Donor Eggs?
August 26th, 2021by MyEggBank in General
The question of when to use donor eggs to grow your family can be a challenging one to answer. You may have had …
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Using a Donor Egg Bank
July 28th, 2021by MyEggBank in General
Whether you’ve been down a long pathway to fertility or are just getting started, pursuing a donor egg pregnancy can …
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A Brief History of MyEggBank®
July 14th, 2021by MyEggBank
For more than a decade, MyEggBank® (MEB) has been dedicated to helping people become parents. Since its founding in …
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Third-Party Reproduction for Same-Sex Male Couples
June 25th, 2021by MyEggBank in General
June is Pride Month and MyEggBank is celebrating LGBTQ+ family-building efforts across the country. Third-party …
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Understanding Egg Donor Anonymity
May 27th, 2021by MyEggBank in Learn About Egg Donation
Unless an egg donor is “known,” meaning that she is likely a family member or close friend of intended parents, then …
