NFP - Suffering from Infertility?
!This just in! FREE initial consultations for those experiencing infertility and recurrent miscarriage! Please click here or see below for more details.
1 out of every 6 couples in the United
States deals with infertility.
Natural Family Planning may help.
The Creighton Model FertilityCare System (a Natural Family Planning method) is used in conjunction with NaPro TECHNOLOGY to increase one's chances of conceiving a child.
Click here to view an introductory video on
NaPro TECHNOLOGY.
Part 1
Part 2
Gianna Healthcare for
Women - is now open!
A new woman-centered, comprehensive healthcare,
including NaProTechnology (described in the
video above) alternatives for the
evaluation and treatment of gynecologic and
reproductive health disorders is now open in New
York City, NY. Located at 15 East
40th Street, Ste 101, the Gianna Healthcare for
Women, is only a few blocks from Grand
Central Terminal. For more information, please
go to:
www.giannahealth.org
or contact
212-481-1219
!New!
Help
for those experiencing infertility and
miscarriage!
The Gianna
Catholic Healthcare Center for Women is offering
FREE initial consultations for
infertility and recurrent miscarriage. For more
information or to schedule your appointment, visit
www.giannahealth.org or call 212-481-1219.
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Retreat for couples dealing with Infertility
!New!
"The Hope Retreat: A day of support
and healing for couples struggling with
infertility."
The struggle with infertility is a very
heavy cross for a couple to carry. Come and
join other couples for a day to focus on
coping with infertility, communicating with
your spouse in times of trial, and
discovering the good coming from God.
Click here for more info:
http://www.fertilitycarefriends.org/hoperetreat.html
Dealing with Infertility is difficult.
Click here to read the article, Infertility: a hidden kind of suffering. This is a great article that covers the advantages of NaproTechnology. Please don't miss out on the comments at the end posted by women who have been suffering infertility.
Click here to read, "Facing Infertility: a journey of faith, hope, and love." by Mary Louise Kurey.
New Hope in Infertility - click here for an article by Dr. Anne Mielnik, founder of the Gianna - Catholic Healthcare Center for Women.
Mass for those
suffering from infertility and/or recurrent
miscarriage -
principal celebrant Archbishop Timothy Dolan
Pray with
St. Gianna (Special Intercessor for Women,
married Couples, and Those Struggling with
Infertility)
What: An evening of
prayer and intercession will be offered for
couples struggling with infertility and
pregnancy-related difficulties. All are invited
to show your prayerful support for couples with
difficulty conceiving.
When: Wednesday May 16th, 2012 6:30pm
Where: St. Catherine of Siena Church 411 E. 68TH
STREET, NEW YORK, NY (just east of 1st Ave)
click here for a flyer for the event
Schedule of Events:
6:30 PM Mass, offered for the intentions of
couples suffering from infertility, recurrent
miscarriage and difficult pregnancies.
• Comments by Mr. Robert White, President of the
St. Gianna Society
• Blessing with St. Gianna relics - Archbishop
Timothy M. Dolan
7:45 PM Time for personal veneration of St.
Gianna relics
Light reception following Mass
Physicians, including Dr. Anne Mielnik, and
other practitioners specializing in infertility
will be present in reception area to answer
questions and offer support following Mass.
For more information about this event, please
contact Christopher Mueller for the Archdiocese
of New York at
christopher.mueller@archny.org
For more information about services at The
Gianna Center or Dr. Mielnik, visit
www.giannahealth.org or call
(212) 481-1219
For information about The Church of Saint
Catherine go to
www.sienaopnyc.org or call the Parish Office
at
(212) 988-8300
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When and where are the
NFP classes?
The typical NFP
class is offered in various sessions over
the course of several weeks or months. The
trained NFP instructors' goal is to help you
become familiar and confident in observing
and interpreting simple signs of fertility
(or infertility) over the normal course of a
woman's cycle, which usually lasts several
weeks.
NFP classes are offered every month throughout the greater New York area. For a complete listing of NFP classes in the New York area, click here.
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How
can we register to take an NFP class?
You can register for an NFP class
here.
The classes are conducted by different individuals / organizations with varying fees. (Fees may be paid for during the class.) After registering for a class, you will be contacted by the NFP Program Coordinator with more details.
NFP Coordinator
nfpinfo@archny.org
646.794.3197
