Access Australia and Merck partner to launch "Talking Pineapples" a podcast series designed to discuss the prickly and sweet sides of a fertility journey, to support aspiring parents
In the lead up to International Women's Day 2023 and to kick off Endometriosis Awareness Month 2023 "Talking Pineapples" is designed to show aspiring parents they are not alone
Episode 1 focuses on the "Two Week Wait" - the often agonising time hoping for a longed for, positive result and how people just like you coped - it's raw, real and very much needed!
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Your IVF Success - Updated Data!
www.YourIVFSuccess.com.au
A website developed by the University of New South Wales, funded by the Australian Government and designed with input from Access Australia
YourIVFSuccess - Website Walkthrough
IVF Success Estimator
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Australian Clinics Success Rates
Remember! This website does not replace a consult with your fertility medical professional. They can help you understand your chances of success based on your personal fertility factors. Refer to our Fact Sheet "Finding an IVF Clinic and Understanding Success Rates"
One in six couples will have difficulty achieving a pregnancy. But despite these growing numbers of people, difficulties we face when trying to conceive can leave us feeling extremely isolated.
This is made worse because infertility is a taboo subject - as a society we have difficulty in dealing with these sad experiences.
From dealing with the emotional roller coaster, the pressure of IVF treatment cycles, friends falling pregnant or the pain of shattered dreams, couples that go through infertility need to know that they're not alone.
Welcome to AccessA.
We can be an excellent resource for information, support and referrals. We seek to alleviate the pain and isolation of the one in six people in Australia with infertility by advocating for them through their journey and making them aware of the medical and social options available to help them pursue their wish to have a child of their own.