Most people don't consider the possibility that they might not be able to have a child. But for the millions of Americans diagnosed as infertile, a world of difficult choices awaits. Medical procedures that address infertility are expensive, often painful, sometimes dangerous, and don't guarantee success.
Five families share their thoughts on infertility, in vitro fertilization, and their own experiences.
Doris and John Del Zio
"...it's like the world comes crashing down..."
Larry Greil
"Adoption made sense..."
Carol Langer
"...everyone has to make their own decision."
Judy and Roger Carr
"Our motivation was... to have our own natural child..."
Sarah Smith Houck
"I tried seven attempts..."