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After receiving the news that one of the two partners in a relationship is infertile, a couple can often feel distressed, defeated. The two can be overwhelmed with feelings of pain, anger, helplessness, despair and so on. How can one get through this ordeal without exploding? We will address all of this in the following article.

After the devastating announcement of a couple's infertility, the couple faces three major challenges: emotional, sexual and communication.

For some time now, we have seen online and on social networks the “hashtag” and the words “I am #1In6” and #InfertilitySucks. What does it mean? This means that if you or your partner are having problems related to infertility, you are part of the #1In6. According to the Government of Canada, nearly 16% of Canadian couples, or one in six, are affected by infertility. Where does this known expression of solidarity come from?

On the internet and on social networks, infertile couples help each other by sharing their stories related to infertility in order to show their support for other couples in a similar situation. As well, others publish articles in order to make people aware that this one in six couple could very well be anyone in your circle; a friend, a sister, a cousin, a co-worker, your family doctor, your neighbour, your brother's girlfriend… anyone!

Without a doubt when you want to attain a healthy pregnancy, your diet and lifestyle are of utmost importance. Nutrients and body weight play an essential role in creating healthy eggs and sperm which in turn prepare a healthy environment in which a baby will grow.

Following the new changes in RAMQ coverage related to IVF funding, we feel that it is necessary to upgrade our list of services and make your life easier. This new partnership will facilitate your access to specialists by offering one the most comprehensive financing options available in Canada.