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Canada’s
Fertility Voice

Welcome To Fertility Matters Canada

Fertility Matters Canada (FMC) is the leading national patient-focused organization providing free support, public education, and advocacy for equitable access to fertility care in Canada. Whether you are considering your future fertility, are currently on a fertility journey, are facing childlessness after infertility, have experienced a miscarriage or loss, or are seeking support or information, FMC is here to help you.

Connect with other fertility patients by reading their stories in our patient blog.

Patient Blog

Patient stories, in their own words.

Am I still a fertility warrior, even with a baby?

Infertility is a strange thing. You spend so many years working, advocating, hoping and dreaming of a positive outcome, of a baby,

April 8, 2021
Excerpt from the memoir: How to Get a Girl Pregnant

Waiting. Waiting. Waiting. Can I fill up the day with sixteen separate tasks so that I don’t think about waiting? Teaching, grading,

June 29, 2021
Just Adopt

Whether difficulty conceiving has led you to IVF or an IUI, you are using donor eggs or sperm, or perhaps like me,

May 31, 2021
Four things I’ve learned about having a baby in my 40s

As many of us that have struggled to get pregnant know, life doesn’t always go the way you expect it to. I

April 30, 2021
Surrogacy: How did I find myself here?

I was fourteen the first time a doctor told me I may never have children. Sitting in a pediatric neurologist’s office, the

April 26, 2021

08 Apr

Am I still a fertility warrior, even with a baby?

Infertility is a strange thing. You spend so many years working, advocating, hoping and dreaming of a positive outcome,

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29 Jun

Excerpt from the memoir: How to Get a Girl Pregnant

Waiting. Waiting. Waiting. Can I fill up the day with sixteen separate tasks so that I don’t think about

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31 May

Just Adopt

Whether difficulty conceiving has led you to IVF or an IUI, you are using donor eggs or sperm, or

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30 Apr

Four things I’ve learned about having a baby in my 40s

As many of us that have struggled to get pregnant know, life doesn’t always go the way you expect

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Success Rates

Canadian Assisted Reproductive Technologies Registry (CARTR) is a registry where IVF clinics in Canada send their yearly results for compilation into a national average.

FMC Support Groups

FMC’s peer-led support groups aim to help individuals and couples, who are struggling to build their families, feel less isolated.

Resources for Patients

Our toolbox of fertility resources will help you take control of your fertility journey. Click here to get started!

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Welcome To Fertility Matters Canada

Connect with other fertility patients by reading their stories in our patient blog.

Patient Blog

April 8, 2021

June 29, 2021

May 31, 2021

April 30, 2021

April 26, 2021

Success Rates

FMC Support Groups

Resources for Patients

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