tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1 2010-08-12T19:05:17Z WERLSFertilityWorld.com - This blog is for those with an interest in fertility issues, treatment options, or infertility research papers. Dr. Werlin hopes to explain, teach and give insight into the world he has made his life's work for over 20 years. Movable Type Pro 4.21-en tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.282 2010-08-12T19:01:03Z 2010-08-12T19:05:17Z

Click here to view the entire newsletter. Original article written & designed by Advent Media Group, Cincinnati, Ohio The following article will appear in GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, REDBOOK & WOMAN'S DAY magazines in October, 2010. "You want the path to motherhood...

Dr. Werlin Click here to view the entire newsletter. Original article written & designed by Advent Media Group, Cincinnati, Ohio The following article will appear in GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, REDBOOK & WOMAN'S DAY magazines in October, 2010. "You want the path to motherhood paved with anticipation, excitement, and joy. But road blocks to conceiving can be overwhelming, confusing, and challenging for loving relationships." Our important goals are to relieve the stress that accompanies the inability to conceive and provide the compassionate, individualized care that will give us the answers and outcomes we seek," says Lawrence B. Werlin, MD, Founder and Medical Director of Coastal Fertility Medical Center. Dr. Werlin and his dedicated staff walk hand-in- hand with each couple as they explore the possibilities of parenthood. Carrie and Michael, former patients and proud parents, add "Infertility is such a sensitive issue. Not only will Dr. Werlin feel your pain and hand you a tissue when you hit rock bottom, he will have you smiling again in no time. We were a team and we did not give up until my dream came true!" The Challenges For women, many factors can affect fertility, including endometriosis, premature menopause, ovarian dysfunction, and hormonal disorders. The male partner can contribute significant factors that prevent conception, and many cases are a combination of circumstances, some unexplainable. Dr. Werlin begins with a thorough assessment of all possible contributing circumstances before mapping a course of treatment and recommending options to a patient, starting with the most conservative measures. The Best in Technology When general infertility treatments and repeated assisted reproductive technologies, such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), fail or when patients suffer recurring pregnancy loss, Dr. Werlin implements Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD), an advanced process to determine whether a woman's embryos have chromosomal irregularities. "PGD is one of the most incredible new developments in the field of reproductive medicine," says Dr. Werlin, a pioneer in this breakthrough. "We are thrilled to educate our patients about the procedure and offer it as a treatment." During PGD, a single blastomere from a three-day post-fertilized embryo is removed and DNA tested. A reproductive endocrinologist analyzes the genetic make-up of the embryo, allowing the ability to identify fatal diseases like cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, and hemophilia. Because the procedure allows for selection of the more viable embryos, the chances of a successful pregnancy increase. Dr. Werlin concludes, "I work in the most exciting and rewarding field of medicine." Dr. Werlin is a nationally renowned expert and researcher in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. He calls the music of the Rolling Stones his "soundtrack for life," and patients applaud the undeniable passion he has for his work. ©2010 Advent Media Group If you have any questions or if you would like to schedule a consultation with one of our fertility specialists, please call (949) 726-0600 or click here to contact Coastal Fertility Medical Center. ]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.281 2010-08-12T18:06:58Z 2010-08-12T18:13:55Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Lupe Castaneda at (949) 726-0620. ]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.280 2010-07-15T14:28:20Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Lupe Castaneda at (949) 726-0620. tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.279 2010-06-23T23:25:02Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Lupe Castaneda at (949) 726-0620. tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.278 2010-05-07T13:56:26Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

We would like to share the following letter regarding our own Dr. Werlin. We could not be more proud of receiving recognition from the most important group of all... Our patients! -- Dear Dr. Werlin: Congratulations on being honored as...

Dr. Werlin This recognition means that your patients think highly of you and consistently select you as a top choice physician. This honor reflects the difference you've made in these people's lives through the high praise granted to you by your patients. Every month, more than 40,000 patients across the U.S. prove online feedback about their experiences with their doctors. They rate various components such as bedside manner, doctor-patient face time, degree of follow-up, courtesy of office staff and overall opinions. Over the course of 2009, these reviews have totaled hundreds of thousands of patient opinions. While physicians generally receive positive reviews from their patients, only a select few receive uniformly rave reviews across the board. Of those that receive rave reviews, only physicians like yourself -- with near perfect scores -- have been voted b y their patients for this honor. In fact, of the nation's 720,000 active physicians, less than 6% were accorded with this honor by their patients in 2009. You are, indeed, the Patients' Choice; one of the physicians most highly regarded by their patients. This notation of your distinction as a 2009 Patients' Choice physician will be prominently displayed in your Profile on a broad collection of web sites, including Vitals.com, Right Health, Google, and a variety of Managed Care sites. These web sites are viewed by more than 150,000 people on a daily basis. To ensure that all aspects of your Profile are correct, please go to www.vitals.com and log-in to the Physician Login link, on the upper right hand corner, using your name and license number. There you can revise your medical background to make certain your patients see the most updated information about you. Congratulations once again on this outstanding distinction.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.277 2010-04-19T17:53:51Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Peggy Unger at (949) 726-0620.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.276 2010-04-13T21:33:54Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Click here to view the whole newsletter. Infertility 101: What Does It Take to Get Pregnant? Infertility is a very common problem, causing one in seven couples to experience difficulty conceiving. The condition is defined as the inability to conceive...

Dr. Werlin Click here to view the whole newsletter. Infertility 101: What Does It Take to Get Pregnant? Infertility is a very common problem, causing one in seven couples to experience difficulty conceiving. The condition is defined as the inability to conceive after one year of unprotected intercourse in women under the age of 35, and the inability to conceive after six months in women over the age of 35. In the United States, approximately one-third of infertility cases can be attributed to male factors and the same percentage attributed to factors that affect women. For the remaining one-third of infertile couples, the condition is caused by a combination of problems in both partners or cannot be explained. Proper testing can identify roadblocks to successful pregnancy For a normal pregnancy to occur, there are several steps which need to take place. First, ovulation must occur to release a viable egg. Then, the end of the fallopian tube must be open in order to pick up the egg. Next, the man must be able to ejaculate and the sperm, in turn, must be able to swim into the uterus and the fallopian tubes. To produce an embryo (a fertilized egg), a single sperm must successfully find and fertilize the egg. The embryo then travels back down the fallopian tube to the uterus for that final step of implantation, where it will attach to the uterine lining. Although there are numerous tests that can be ordered on an individual basis, the three main assessments performed initially include testing the egg (ovulation and ovarian reserve), testing the integrity of the fallopian tubes and the uterus (hysterosalpingogram), and testing sperm quality (semen analysis). Egg Testing In most cases, if a woman is having regular cycles then it can be presumed that she is ovulating and additional assessments may not be necessary. If on the other hand, she is having irregular menstrual cycles or skipping periods, additional testing may be warranted. Ovarian reserve testing is a test to evaluate how well the ovaries are working and is an indication of how quickly one's "biological clock" is ticking. This becomes especially important in women over the age of 35. A simple blood test is taken on day three of the menstrual cycle and this measures the follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and the esteroidal levels. Ordinarily, if the ovaries are working well, the FSH level would be less than 10 IU/L. Higher levels are usually associated with lower pregnancy rates. Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) Commonly referred to as the "dye test," this exam is performed in a radiology department after the menstrual cycle concludes but prior to ovulation. The test provides an X-ray of the inside of the uterus and fallopian tubes. It checks for abnormalities within the uterus such as polyps, fibroids, scar tissue or congenital abnormalities, as well as the integrity of the fallopian tubes. Semen Analysis (SA) A sperm sample is tested for a number of parameters including volume, count, motility (sperm that are alive and swimming) and morphology (the shape of the sperm.) Patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome, endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, and history of pelvic surgeries or a ruptured appendix or endocrine problems can encounter additional problems. One of the most important factors, is that of the biological clock and the "race against time". There are various forms of treatment options for both male and female infertility ranging from low-tech to high-tech medical treatment as well as surgical treatments. These will be addressed in future issues of The Coastal Fertility Gazette.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.275 2010-03-11T14:56:44Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Peggy Unger at (949) 726-0620.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.274 2010-02-11T16:19:07Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Peggy Unger at (949) 726-0620.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.273 2010-01-21T20:20:36Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

View the full article from Orange Coast Magazine here. It is the mission of Coastal Fertility Medical Center (CFC) to provide the highest quality reproductive services available, with maximum attention paid to compassionate patient care. Coastal Fertility Medical Center has...

Dr. Werlin View the full article from Orange Coast Magazine here. It is the mission of Coastal Fertility Medical Center (CFC) to provide the highest quality reproductive services available, with maximum attention paid to compassionate patient care. Coastal Fertility Medical Center has been Orange County's leading provider of Reproductive care to Infertility patients in Orange County since 1982. CFC and its dedicated staff are widely recognized for their compassion, as well as their special attention to the individual needs of their patients. CFMC is one of the first to host in-house seminars for the general public. Every month, the physicians and staff at CFC gather to welcome prospective patients seeking information on the fertility options available to them. Dr. Minoos Hosseinzadeh is a nationally recognized specialist in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (REI). She has been practicing in this field for over fifteen years. Dr. Hosseinzadeh is double board-certified in both Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. She is fluent in English, French and Farsi. Dr. Hosseinzadeh founded the Riverside FEMME Institute in Newport News Virginia where she served as director of reproductive endocrinology and infertility and established the IVF and Andrology laboratories. She has been on staff at Hoag Hospital and is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Division of REI at UCI. Dr. Hosseinzadeh was honored by being chosen as one of America's Top Obstetricians & Gynecologists in 2009. Dr. Lawrence B. Werlin is a nationally noted specialist in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (REI) and has been in practice for 27years. Dr. Werlin pioneered the use of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) in Southern California, and is considered a nationally noted expert in its application. He is the founder and Medical Director of Coastal Fertility Medical Center and was also Founder & Director of the Hoag Memorial Hospital Fertility Services. He serves as an Associate Professor in the Division of REI at UCI. Dr. Werlin has been listed in the Best Doctor's in America (1996-2009), Orange Coast magazine's Orange County's Top Doctors (1996-2009), Los Angeles Magazine Southern California Super Doctor for his specialty (REI), and chosen as one of America's Top Obstetricians & Gynecologists in 2009.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.269 2010-01-14T16:57:36Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Peggy Unger at (949) 726-0620.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2010://1.268 2010-01-05T15:57:12Z 2010-07-20T20:24:52Z

Click here to view the whole newsletter. 8 Fertility Facts Every Woman Should Know Because nearly one in six couples experience problems conceiving within a year of trying, more attention is being paid to fertility issues. Some experts are even...

Dr. Werlin Click here to view the whole newsletter. 8 Fertility Facts Every Woman Should Know Because nearly one in six couples experience problems conceiving within a year of trying, more attention is being paid to fertility issues. Some experts are even calling this a modern "infertility epidemic." By understanding the potential causes of infertility and the available solutions, more couples can take control of their conception plans. Dr. Lawrence B. ("The Werl") Werlin is a nationally noted specialist in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Dr. Werlin is also the principal investigator for a number of studies that are paving the way for advances in reproductive medicine. Here he offers eight tips for good health and better odds of conception: 1. The Count Counts We tend to associate fertility issues with female reproductive problems, but both partners should be checked out for potential problems, including a low or otherwise abnormal sperm count. 2. Double-Check the Plumbing The smallest of blockages of the tubes that deliver either sperm or eggs can lead to major infertility problems. A thorough examination of these tubes may uncover a simple solution to fertility problems. 3. Prescriptions Aren't Always Your Friend Certain medications have been linked to infertility. Couples looking to conceive may want to reevaluate their use of these medications and possibly decrease the number of medications they take. 4. Your Chances Don't Improve With Age Much has been said about older women conceiving. In fact, Hollywood is fraught with examples of women giving birth well into their 40s. But the fact remains that as women age, their chances of conceiving a healthy child decrease dramatically. 5. Know Your Cycle Your ovulation cycle, that is. If you are having trouble tracking your own ovulation cycle, speak with your doctor. Regular ovulation cycles can help increase a couple's chances of conception. Those with irregular ovulation cycles can sometimes be helped by prescription medications. 6. Find Ways to De-Stress Don't underestimate the impact of everyday stress--from work, finances and more--on your ability to conceive. Sometimes a relaxing vacation is all a woman needs to elevate her energy and mood, and conceive. 7. Learn More about Your Family History Your doctor needs to know if you have a family history of diseases (like hypothyroidism, for example). These conditions can affect hormone levels in your body, making it difficult to conceive. 8. Your Doctor is a Huge Resource Sometimes more than one factor is at play when couples have trouble getting pregnant, but the good news is this: there are a myriad of tests that fertility specialists can do to help couples identify and isolate their fertility problems. Even better news? Four out of five couples experiencing fertility problems ultimately have their fertility problems diagnosed. Coastal Fertility wishes you and your family the very best in 2010!]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2009://1.272 2009-12-22T20:11:47Z 2010-07-20T20:24:53Z

Published in OC Life Magazine, Winter 2009 by Dr. Minoos Hosseinzadeh For many, the holidays represent a time of warmth, love and laughter, family and friends. But for those struggling with the life crisis of infertility, they can also be...

Dr. Werlin Published in OC Life Magazine, Winter 2009 by Dr. Minoos Hosseinzadeh For many, the holidays represent a time of warmth, love and laughter, family and friends. But for those struggling with the life crisis of infertility, they can also be a time of anxiety and emotional stress. An overriding emphasis on children and children's activities during the holidays can serve as an unwelcome reminder that one is experiencing yet another year of infertility - a roadblock on the quest to start a family. Couples already entrenched in a fertility treatment program may find that it exacerbates an already stressful season. Appointments can begin to seem tedious and time-consuming. The important thing to remember in this situation, as in others, is that it's only natural to feel these things during the holidays. After all, there are trips to be planned, activities to be scheduled, food to cook, presents to wrap and work to be done - who can keep up with it all? The reality is that the season brings stress in different forms, but this stress can be managed with several key coping skills, including: • Taking a "vacation" from infertility treatment. • Focusing on the good things. • Trying to maintain healthy habits, like eating a balanced diet and exercising. • Using relaxation response training. • Reconnecting with your partner and learning to communicate and telling your spouse how you need to be helped. • Make sure you are on the same page as your partner when it comes to making decisions: including how you would like to respond to questions and how much information you want to share about your infertility treatment. When asked, "When are you going to have a baby?" remember that it is okay to reply, "Nine months after we get pregnant!" Insightful "Do's" and "Don't" to Help You Through Sometimes, in the hustle and bustle of it all, we forget to take care of ourselves. Although it is not always readily apparent, this can augment stress. Treat yourself and your partner to something that will release your tension, taking time out for yoga or a relaxing couples massage. Be sure to reach out to other childless couples - their parties will be adult-focused. If necessary, shop for gifts online so as to avoid all of the mall madness. And most importantly, stay in touch with others who are experiencing the same thing. They need you the way you need them. You know your limits - and your body - better than anyone, so don't feel guilty about not participating in traditional family events. Don't feel guilty about being angry or crying. These are natural, human responses to stressful conditions. Rely on your partners and address each other's needs. When to Seek Professional Help If you are experiencing feelings of sadness, depression, persistent feelings of worthlessness or guilt during the holidays, you may want to see an infertility counselor or therapist. Likewise, feelings of anger, irritations, agitation and constant worry, thoughts of death and dying, changes in appetite, trouble sleeping or loss of interest and motivation may be signs indicating a need for professional help. Whatever approach you choose, just remember to be aware of your own personal needs and be patient, kind, and understanding with your partner. Together, you can beat those holiday blues! This column is dedicated to my friend, Jen, and all of the Jens out there. May this help make your holiday season a little easier. Dr. Minoos Hosseinzadeh is a nationally recognized specialist in reproductive endocrinology at the largest and most-established locally-based fertility center in Orange County, Calif., Coastal Fertility Medical Center (http://www.coastalfertility.com). Double-board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, she is also a member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, Society for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. She has presented at several national and international fertility meetings and authored numerous papers on hormone replacement therapy and age-related female infertility.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2009://1.267 2009-12-10T16:02:27Z 2010-07-20T20:24:52Z

Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers...

Dr. Werlin Fertility 101-1001 New Patient Orientation Program (Seminar is free and open to the general public) RSVP is necessary to ensure space Information to be covered: - Infertility 101 - the basics of the High-Tech - Real Facts - Real Answers - Real Choices - Insurance & Billing Procedures - Clinical Procedures - Laboratory Procedures - Our Patient Advocate Program - Meet the fertility team who will Care for you - What to expect of us, What we expect of you »Seminar RSVP Form »View the Seminar Flyer Seminar time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm Location: Recovery room of Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Center If you have any questions, please contact Peggy Unger at (949) 726-0620.]]> tag:www.werlsfertilityworld.com,2009://1.266 2009-11-24T16:22:04Z 2010-07-20T20:24:52Z

On Saturday, October 31st, we celebrated our 18th annual Halloween Miracle Babies Reunion. Each year, more and more of our former patients show up with their miracle babies, dressed up in adorable Halloween costumes for the event! Here's a photo...

Dr. Werlin Visit our new Facebook fan page to see over 100 photos from the event! Click here to view the first album. Click here to view the second album. I hope you enjoy the photos and share them with friends and family. While you're checking out the pictures, please consider becoming a fan of our new Facebook fan page as well! Click here to become a fan and begin interacting with other fans of Coastal Fertility Medical Center!]]>