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Page Views: 625 Date Added: 06 February 2008 Last Updated: 06 February 2008 Description: Here at More to Life we hold no assumptions! Our belief is that those of us living with involuntary childlessness can access support, friendship and resources in a safe place here - as part of the More to Life community. People living involuntarily childless look no different, yet we are frequently exposed to the assumptions others might make, those who judge that we have chosen to have no children, who assume our careers are more important, who assume we did not want a family – those who could not be more wrong. More to Life is the largest national network dedicated solely to providing a support service to those who remain involuntarily childless. More to Life, part of Infertility Network UK, has the vision that people who have a life without children, should not feel isolated and alone. We recognise that individuals and couples have a need to grieve, and we offer them support to help them adjust to this new time in their lives. More to Life is open to everyone who is childless not by choice whatever their age, sex, religion, culture and reason for being childless. Web-site: http://www.moretolife.co.uk Additional photos

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Visitors reviews (1) write a review Wow - a whole place for when treatment is unsuccessful that doesn't judge. Sounds almost too good to be true. We may be considering egg donation in the future and I never expected to find a link to a site like this here - I think it's really cool that you have the link on a IVF site. Thank you for highlighting this site that feels like somewhere I won't be lonely if we do decide to step off the ivf rollercoaster! All patients should be given this info when they begin treatment, it might not seem as scary then. I know adoption isn't for us so might join. The site looks quite new so hopefully more people will get on line in the forums soon. It looks brilliant. Thanks again 16 February 2008 - Tracey Fox