The end of Roe v. Wade would bar women across much of America from aborting a pregnancy. But why should you care?

Kale...trendy, polarizing, bitter and yes, incredibly helpful when it comes to fertility support. Kale is one of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet. And up until a few years ago, I absolutely hated it.

As if infertility wasn’t hard enough, now we’ve got to learn how to navigate the confusing world of infertility in a global pandemic? Trying to survive yet another round of IUI or IVF is difficult enough!

The World Health Organization, physicians and insurance companies all have a different definition for infertility, but the most broadly accepted definition is, "the inability to achieve a pregnancy within 1 (or 2) years."

When medical professionals decide on their career path, the path is laid with good intentions. Most want to help people and regard the Hippocratic oath as a solemn vow. Somewhere along the way, however, capitalism creeps in.

Approximately 10% or 6.1 million women in the United States experience infertility (defined as either difficulty in getting or staying pregnant). Ladies, that's a lot of us.