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Feel free to be honest! A good friend of mine defended the "no" vote to me recently, and I can see her point in that IVF is a "luxury" intervention - you are not curing a life threatening illness, you are just helping a couple indulge in their dream of a child.
Feel free to be honest! A good friend of mine defended the "no" vote to me recently, and I can see her point in that IVF is a "luxury" intervention - you are not curing a life threatening illness, you are just helping a couple indulge in their dream of a child.
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Date: 2004-04-01 05:01 am (UTC)Also, I think that before the IVF process begins, perhaps the woman should be required to have done ovulation prediction tests for three months, because it's entirely possible that the couple is just not "hitting it" at the right time. So I guess what I'm saying is, I think that as a general issue, it's a good thing to expand IVF access, but there should be a few checks & balances of less-intrusive means first.