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Re: 32 - thinking of going straight to adoption without undergoing fertility treatments From: Kallie (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 12 Feb 2001 12:36:05 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kallie: "Re: My Adoption Troubles" Previous message: Kallie: "Re: Lower back pain and mid section pain" In reply to: anonymous: "Re: 32 - thinking of going straight to adoption without undergoing fertility treatments" That is so messed up. My health insurance doesn't pay for any either and because of that I was planning to switch to another company that does when my "open enrollment" comes up in November. I don't know if the company that covers IVF only pays for a certain number a year or not but it is certainly worth checking into. Thanks for sharring the information! At Mon, 12 Feb 2001, anonymous wrote: > >Hi, I'm also in the UK, but our health authority pays for no infertility >traetment beyond drugs e.g. clomiphene. My cousin gets 3 goes in her >health authority...postcode lottery alright! > >At Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Belinda wrote: >> >>Hi Kallie - it was me who said we were on a one year waiting list. >> >>I'm in the UK, and my health authority will pay for us to have one cycle >>of IVF treatment. They can only pay for a certain number of people to >>do this each year - hence the waiting list. We could have it done >>sooner if we payed ourselves, and people who want more than one crack at >>it pay for subsequent cycles. >> >>-- >>Belinda >> -- Kallie Next message: Kallie: "Re: My Adoption Troubles" Previous message: Kallie: "Re: Lower back pain and mid section pain" In reply to: anonymous: "Re: 32 - thinking of going straight to adoption without undergoing fertility treatments"

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