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Welcome to the AllPaths Blog, where shared experiences, expert insights, and real-life perspectives can be a valuable benefit to both growing families and professionals alike.
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The People’s Advocate Award
At this year's Walk, we were excited to present a very special award to a very special person. In recognition of her extraordinary leadership, enduring advocacy, and lasting impact in advancing the rights, needs, and voices of people building families across...
The 46 Books on the Shelf
You did the retrieval, waited anxiously for the results, and received the news that your embryo is chromosomally normal and ‘healthy.’ So why didn’t it become a successful pregnancy? This heartbreaking paradox is one of the most confusing hurdles in modern...
Event Recap: Endometriosis & Fertility
AllPaths was thrilled to partner with iCareBetter in September for an empowering educational and networking event. The event brought together patients, advocates, and clinicians to highlight critical state-level legislative victories for fertility...
“It’s Okay That It Sucks”
After enduring four pregnancy losses in just twelve months, the most healing words Macie heard didn’t offer false hope or easy silver linings, they simply acknowledged the brutal truth: "it's not ok, this sucks." In this episode of the AllPaths Podcast,...
Unexplained Is Unacceptable
Driven by the stark reality that half of all recurrent pregnancy loss cases go completely unexplained, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Association (RPLA) co-founder Megan Hanson shares her story and discusses turning patient heartbreak into scientific progress....
Can I Take Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro®, Zepbound®, or Other GLP-1 Medications While Trying to Conceive?
By Lisa Rosenthal, MSEd, with clinical and research contributions from Molly Montano, APRN Why Are GLP-1 Medications Part of the Fertility Conversation? Not long ago, GLP-1 receptor agonists were discussed primarily as medications for type 2 diabetes. More...