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Becom­ing a New Jew?Becoming Jewish

Now you have a life­line. In 2011 you’ll be able to read, Becom­ing Jew­ish - The Chal­lenges, Rewards, and Paths to Con­ver­sion by Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben and Jen­nifer Hanin.

In it, you’ll find valu­able resources for your jour­ney to Judaism. But if you’re look­ing for a dry read, this isn’t it. Instead, the authors wow you with a witty, modern-day take on con­ver­sion, with tips, insight and sto­ries from fel­low con­verts. Some will move you, oth­ers will make you laugh. But all will inspire you.

On Shelves Fall 2011
Row­man & Lit­tle­field Publishers


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Can’t Get Pregnant?

In What to Do When You Can’t Get Preg­nant, world-renowned fer­til­ity expert Dr. Daniel A. Pot­ter and Jen­nifer S. Hanin, both fer­til­ity patients them­selves, offer a step-by-step guide to the intri­cate process of hav­ing a baby using the lat­est in repro­duc­tive tech­nolo­gies. They share insider infor­ma­tion on all the impor­tant issues and offer essen­tial advice to help you:

  • Find a fer­til­ity doc­tor and ensure he’s a good match
  • Under­stand every avail­able pro­ce­dure and choose the one that best suits you
  • Adopt a healthy “fer­tile” lifestyle to increase your chances of conception
  • Decide if gen­der selec­tion tech­nolo­gies such as preim­plan­ta­tion genetic diag­no­sis (PGD) and MicroSort® ben­e­fit you
  • Stay up-to-date on the lat­est advances in repro­duc­tive med­i­cine, includ­ing in vitro fer­til­iza­tion (IVF) and extreme pro­ce­dures like cyto­plas­mic trans­fer and ovar­ian tis­sue transplant
  • Rec­og­nize when it may be time to con­sider egg or sperm dona­tion, sur­ro­gacy, adop­tion, or other alter­na­tives, and much more.

Com­plete with sto­ries from cou­ples who have trav­eled this path and smart advice on han­dling emo­tional issues caused by the frus­tra­tions of infer­til­ity, What To Do When You Can’t Get Preg­nant is the only guide you will ever need to nav­i­gate the com­pli­cated maze of tech­nol­ogy and sci­ence lead­ing to par­ent­hood and make informed choices about your treat­ment, fam­ily, and future.

 

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