Great news!
(Actually, Tertia updated the post and now it does reveal the news. Perhaps this is the same news as Karen's, I'm not sure...)
Congratulations!
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My dad encouraged me to learn touch-typing during the summer between 9th and 10th grade. He was doing a post-doctoral program at Harvard (in ethics) and needed someone to type his papers. He not only paid for the course, he later paid me to type his papers... it was a good deal :-) I think his feeling was that no matter what I did in the future, knowing how to type would always give me something to fall back on. I enjoyed the course so much the first year that I went back and took another course the following summer.
Congrats to Ahuva Batya who just got a piece of GREAT news :-)
And happy Passover to all those who are celebrating!
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I love happy news...
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My yeast infection (if that's really what it was) seems to be long gone (yay!) I must really have caught it early because I didn't have any of the typical symptoms and it was gone after about a day (don't worry, I'm continuing the full course of treatment because I really don't want it to come back). Labels: blogosphere, IVF, my life, pregnancy, surveys
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On Tuesday, I drove to Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem. This is where I had my first successful IVF. We drove via Mevasseret, kind of the 'back roads' - closer & less traffic.
Here's Hadassah Ein Kerem (not to be confused with the other Hadassah hospital at Mount Scopus) up on the hill.
Getting closer...
The new Mother and Child Center. It's actually not that new anymore, but it wasn't around when I was doing IVF there.
The famous Chagall Synagogue (hiding behind the bus stop). We were kind of in a rush...
This is Hadas, my IVF baby that was 'made' and born at Hadassah Ein Kerem. (The similarity between her name & the name of the hospital is coincidental.)
Special thanks to Hadas who took all the pictures, except this last one :-)
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I'm going to have a designer draw a better version and put in on a t-shirt that people can buy (maybe at cafepress, if their site revives itself).
Congratulations to Adrienne Domasin, who is the first woman in the United States to have a baby born from IVF using both frozen egg and frozen sperm.
Last, but certainly not least, Bea has posted information about the next IIFF - International Infertility Film Festival.
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