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Kara Hosking, Senior Physiotherapist at the National Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville, describes a new training course on sexuality, fertility and parenting.
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Agnes Fletcher, a disabled parent from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, UK, talks about her experience of going through in vitro fertilisation (IVF) with her husband, Adam Thomas, who has a spinal cord injury.
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Tom Shakespeare, disabled parent, sociologist and bioethicist, is a research fellow at Newcastle University, UK. He has written widely on disability issues and is the author of Disability rights and wrongs (Routledge, 2006). Here, he discusses the et...
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Lucia Winters, Development Officer at the Council for Disabled Children, UK, reviews Sexuality and fertility issues in ill health and disability: from early adolescence to adulthood edited by Rachel Balen and Marilyn Crawshaw.
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Mr P A Rainsbury, Medical Director at Roding Hospital in Essex describes the processes involved in fertility treatment for men with spinal injuries.
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Two men with spinal injuries - Jim Barker, from Surrey, England and Brian Hucker from Bicester, England – each describe their experiences of fertility treatment.
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Hello! My name is Olivia and I am a journalist and radio producer at the BBC. I am working on a story about infertility. I want to hear from women with different perspectives about their experiences, how best to support women going through this and h...
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