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WOULD A DRINK HELP?
By going back in our own drinking histories, we could show that years before we realized it we were out of control, that our drinking even then was no mere habit, that it was indeed the beginning of a fatal progression.
— TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 23
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Get a new job that does cover it. Or pay out of pocket at the typically discounted rate for those without insurance. Insurance makes a big difference though, cost us $5k total and then everything else during the pregnancy has been covered 100%.
I know friends who have gotten part time jobs at Starbucks to get their benefits. Something like that might be worth checking into.
Agreed with the other comment; find a job with fertility benefits!! If that’s not an option, look into CNY. https://www.cnyfertility.com.
Thank you!
Also this is not ideal but join an ivf support group in your area and look for free leftover drugs.
Try to find a job that has a policy covers fertility treatment. If not, some clinics will provide financing options as well. For medications, you would need to shop around. If conditions allow, getting IVF done in Europe is way much cheaper, even if you have to pay for travel. I've looked into Denmark, Greece, Spain, and Turkey in the past. They are so much more affordable than U.S. and have some really high success rates too. Just a thought.
Starbucks covers fertility for part time employees
Call around for mediciation! It is very expensive and a cost you don’t think about. I called around 10 different pharmacies and found $1000 difference between them.
I called around for last cycle and found a place in NJ that was $1800 less than the next cheapest! Still spent $5,500 on meds oof
Travel for IVF? If you can swing it, lots of other countries are cheaper.