By Jackie
Some conventional infertility treatment options do not align with the rules of the Catholic Church. In vitro fertilization (IVF), a procedure in which a woman’s egg is united with a man’s sperm outside of the body, is one such treatment option.
One of our former Catholic patients, Jennifer, struggled with infertility for seven years. Her doctor insisted that IVF was her best option to conceive, but Jennifer told us, “As a practicing Catholic, I knew this was not a good choice for me.” She spoke with several Catholic priests who emphasized the importance of obeying the church’s rules on sanctity of life.
Determined to follow God’s guidance, Jennifer searched for other female infertility treatment options. Her sister-in-law, a medical director of a hospital, read an article about Clear passage Therapies (CPT) and suggested that Jennifer try the treatment for female infertility.
After examining the literature, Jennifer decided to give it a try. Three months later she took a pregnancy test. “It was positive!” She said. “I never cried so hard in my life!” After seven years of infertility, Jennifer gave birth to a baby girl. She is now expecting her second child.
Any infertile woman who feels she is out of treatment options deserves to know that the Wurn Technique ® an option. CPT firmly believes a woman has the right to pursue (or not pursue) any treatment option. To learn more about treatment at CPT, read What is the Wurn Technique? You may also find this post helpful: 8 Steps to Decide if Our Treatment is Right for You
