Yes. Transfer of fresh embryos is far more likely to be successful.

I do. Looked it up for you, though:

I know. But I'm an actual faithless non-pagan so I thought I'd call it out. :)

Yeah, it's an old old old not equal.

Nice one, Dad!

Also, Pagan <> faithless.

I'm not childfree by choice but I can't argue the financial impact of not having children. When my last IVF cycle failed I bought a Jaguar with the money I would have spent on child care. It isn't a kid but it doesn't outgrow its tires every six months either.

I wash after every wear. I had no idea other people didn't. I won't be changing that habit, either.

Not to mention the fact that once-silky strands turn gray and take on the consistency of an SOS pad. You can make them blonde again but they'll never look the same.

I'm 100% pro choice. I have no feeling about what others people do with their embryos. I think everybody gets to define their bodily cells exactly however they want.

It's too bad ficlube isn't as potent as the real deal. Sigh.

Sweet merciful cupcakes, this makes all my other slashfic preferences look positively Puritan. Nice.

Why does anyone in Hollywood do anything?

Damn. Just when I was starting to like KStew for being a person, too. Stupid proof people!

Most fertile couples point their stilettos to the ceiling and never give a thought to adopting. I'm jealous as hell of that, because back in the day we figured we'd have a sprog or two and then adopt an older sibling group. After the whole infertility nightmare I'm so fragile about the whole thing that I'm afraid I…

I'm sorry to hear you have to do IVF but I wish you luck — and peace, because no matter the outcome you'll always have had this experience. There is no "bad guy."

Thank you, Anita!

I'm so sick of the IVF shaming. After years of trying to have a baby, followed by four failed IVF attempts and a few years of self reflection this is an option we have considered. Yes, adoption of a born child is an option, for EVERYONE, not just the infertiles — quit putting that responsibility solely on everyone…

IVF with PGD is incredibly expensive, and the odds of getting pregnant with IVF are actually pretty low - even before you factor in the need for a) enough b) healthy embryos that c) survive sex selection and THEN d) are of the sex you want. None of this is simple and most efforts will fail. Fearmongering, indeed.

This ad is about greatness - in all of us. You don't have to be thin or an Olympic athlete to be great - this "fat kid" IS great. He is out there doing something hard, something that probably isn't fun, but he gets up early in the morning and he does it anyway, every day. The point isn't about being in top physical…