Support Meetings at our CNY Fertility Centers in May

Each month we will hold Support Group Meetings at all three of our CNY Fertility Center locations – Syracuse, Albany and Rochester – we will gather in the reception area at each location. For our CNY Fertility Center addresses and phone numbers please click here. Circle of Hope Group Support Meetings take place at all locations (date & times below)- Join us in sharing and creating a supportive...

April’s Journey to Fertility: Infertility Story Lines

April is a CNY Fertility Center patient and has been on her journey to fertility for approximately two and a half years. April will share candid stories and a unique perspective on the fertility challenges many women and couples face. CNY Fertility Center has locations in Syracuse, Albany and Rochester, NY. Week 46: Infertility Story Lines As we have proceeded...

Establishing Your Own Journey Toward Fertility

While trying to conceive or work through a challenging moment in life, it is often helpful to establish a time-line.  By having an honest conversation with yourself and your partner, you may come to certain realizations and expectations that leave you feeling like you are making progress.  The goal of this exercise is to not feel so ‘stuck’ and realize that you have a plan, and course of action to follow. ...

Dr. Rob Kiltz on Bridge Street TV today to talk about Fertility Awareness

Dr. Rob Kiltz, Founder and Director of CNY Fertility & Healing Arts Centers, with locations in Syracuse, Albany and Rochester, NY, will appear on Bridge Street TV this morning to share information and support during National Infertility Awareness Week 2010. In the video below, Dr. Rob shares some of his message on Fertility Awareness. Tune into Bridge Street with Chris & Tanja on NewsChannel 9 and 9wsyr.com...

Words of Support and Encouragement Week of April 26, 2010

While you are trying to conceive, it is important to be your own best friend and advocate.  You may find yourself walking into challenging situations in the next few weeks (Mother’s Day), and so it is very important to listen to your mind and body.  While it is not healthy to avoid public situations, you should anticipate and respond to your emotions while in challenging moments. We have many different support...

Inspired: Participating in the Egg Donor Program

Although I never had difficulties becoming pregnant, I have been touched by the stories I’ve heard throughout my twenties of women unable to conceive, conceiving time and time again only for the pregnancy to end short with a miscarriage or women who decide a surrogate is the right choice for them and spend months upon months searching for the right woman to carry their child. I have a five year old...

April’s Journey to Fertility: You are Not the Only One

April is a CNY Fertility Center patient and has been on her journey to fertility for approximately two and a half years. April will share candid stories and a unique perspective on the fertility challenges many women and couples face. CNY Fertility Center has locations in Syracuse, Albany and Rochester, NY. Week 45: You are not the only one As I sit here struggling to...

The Donor Program: Defined by Love

A family is defined by love.  At CNY Fertility Center, we create a beautiful spectrum of loving, blossoming families.  While each family develops along their own path, the end result is similar.  Whether you conceive naturally, with donor eggs/embryos/sperm, or you adopt, the creation of family is dependant on the love you give. Sometimes, our potential donor egg and embryo recipients express concerns that they...

Why So Many Ultrasounds and Blood Draws?

The infertility journey has been described as an emotional roller-coaster filled with ups and downs. A description of the positive hope and the sometimes negative outcomes of treatments. As part of your treatment you will experience many ups and downs and pokes and jabs. Ultrasound and blood work are key tools in monitoring your cycle during fertility treatments. At CNY Fertility Center, founded and directed by Dr....

Words of Support and Encouragement Week of April 19, 2010

“Taking care of yourself is not selfish. When you are centered and healthy you have much more to offer to others.”  – Tara Stiles, Yogini With flowers blooming and cleansing rain showers, it is hard not to feel like starting fresh and making a healthy change.  It is important to take it slow, repeat often, and be forgiving.  Not all changes happen overnight, but the discipline and foundation builds on...