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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day

Each year on October 15, Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is a time for parents, families, and individuals to acknowledge their grief and honor the lives of the precious babies they have lost due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or neonatal death.
This day also aims to raise awareness about the emotional challenges faced by those who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss and to promote support and compassion within communities. ❤

A patient’s FINA story…♥

“My husband and I had to move to another state, 10 hours from Huntsville. I really hope that in this state I will find a doctor as good and highly professional as Dr. Davenport. The team at the clinic is wonderful, they responded promptly to all requests and always helped, even when we had already moved to another state. Thank you for everything, Dr. Davenport and team!”
Thank you for sharing your FINA story! Wishing you all the best on your continued journey.❤

Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month

October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. This is a time when we can show support to the many families who have suffered such a tragic loss.
While child loss may be a more common occurrence than people think, there are still far too many families that face the devastating moments alone, desperate for support before, during or after the loss of a baby.
To all the families who have experienced this loss, we are so sorry. You are loved and supported, and your baby will never be forgotten.❤️

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month

Did you know that endometriosis affects about 176 million women (or 10%) worldwide? 24 to 50% of women who experience infertility have endometriosis.
This fertility health issue happens when cells or tissues similar to the tissues that form the uterine lining relocate and begin to grow outside the uterus. Endometriosis can grow in and on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bowel, and other organs of the pelvic cavity.
It takes on average 7.5 years from when #endometriosis symptoms start to get a proper diagnosis.
This is why awareness is so important.💕

Medical Lab Professionals Week

Not only is it National Infertility Awareness Week, but it’s also Medical Lab Professionals Week!⭐️ Medical Laboratory Professionals Week, April 23-29, 2023 is an annual celebration of medical laboratory professionals and pathologists who play a vital role in health care and patient advocacy!
 
This week, make sure to thank all of your Lab Pros for their hard work and dedication to achieving timely and precise results! They do such an important work that so many of us depend on.
 
And to all of our Lab Pros at #FINA, we appreciate you!❤️ #LabProsWeek

National Infertility Awareness Week

RAISING AWARENESS DURING NATIONAL INFERTILITY AWARENESS WEEK APRIL 23-29, 2023✨
 
It comes natural for most to dream of a future with children. Because conception is a natural expectation, it becomes quite frustrating and disappointing when plans do not become reality on demand. Many couples will uniquely relay the heartaches of a lonely struggle. For most couples, attempting to conceive a child is a very intimate process that is clothed in privacy. But because of the quiet nature of this process, those who are unable to voluntarily conceive often suffer in private as well. Infertility is spoken of far too seldom in our society.
 
HOWEVER, INFERTILITY IS NOT UNCOMMON.
IN FACT, IT OCCURS IN 15% OF ALL COUPLES.
 
And infertility doesn’t discriminate. While it impacts people across gender, race and socio-economic class, access to treatment is even more difficult for those who lack insurance coverage or the economic means to pay for care out-of-pocket.
 
HOW CAN YOU HELP RAISE AWARENESS?
 
+ Share your story. Not only can this help you cope with your feelings, but this may also help others who are experiencing the same struggles.
 
+ Find a support group. Whether online or locally, this will allow you to hear of what other couples are going through or went through and will validate your emotions. It can help you feel less isolated and will empower you with knowledge.
 
+ Offer your ear (and a hug) to a friend in need. Even if you aren’t on an infertility journey of your own, chances are someone close to you is.
 
+ Advocate with your employer. While more and more employers are discovering the value of adding infertility benefits to their offerings, many don’t. Plan a time to talk with leaders within your organization about the importance and value of adding these types of benefits.
 
+ Support the work of an infertility advocacy group you trust. Advocacy groups help raise awareness, organize and advocate all year long. If you find that work valuable, lend your support by donating yourself or hosting a fundraiser.
 
For more information about scheduling an appointment with Dr. Davenport, please visit fertilityalabama.com or call us at 256-217-9613. We are here for you!
 
#FINA #HelpingFamiliesBuildFamilies #InfertilityAwareness

“We had heard of FINA through a friend that had success…”

“We had been trying to get pregnant with no success. We had heard of FINA through a friend that had success getting pregnant. We quickly got an appointment and met with Dr. Davenport who looked at our medical history and started testing. We were diagnosed with unexplained infertility, and Dr. Davenport and Kendra were so optimistic and kind the entire journey!
We were blessed to have our first transfer with IVF be a success and just welcomed our miracle baby boy! We have embryos frozen and will definitely return to FINA to expand our family!!”
Thank you so much for sharing your FINA story!❤

Meet Audra! #MeetTheStaff

Meet Audra, our awesome sonographer! We are so thankful for the important work she does every day here at FINA.
Audra is happily married with a 10-year old daughter and a cat.💕 She loves fitness but also loves food.😄 In her free time, she loves to read and nap. 📚
Next time you’re at the office, make sure to say hello to Audra!
#MeetTheStaff #FINA #HelpingFamiliesBuildFamilies

Welcome to FINA!

WELCOME TO FINA!
Located just a couple of blocks from Huntsville Hospital at 808 Turner St, we are an infertility clinic that provides comprehensive fertility evaluation, treatment, and support, serving Huntsville, all of North Alabama, and Middle Tennessee. (For those of you who are local, our street is right between the Chick-fil-A and newest Starbucks location on Governors Dr. It’s a great spot!) We have a state-of-the-art lab and also our very own Reproductive Surgery Center.
As a double board certified and fellowship-trained specialist in reproductive medicine, Dr. Davenport and his staff offer various forms of reproductive treatment options, including conservative and advanced assisted reproductive technologies (ART).
We feel that our philosophy of individualized patient care combined with the most current treatment strategies and skilled techniques, including in vitro fertilization and INVOcell, will give you the best possible chances of a successful pregnancy.💕
We commit to you that we will always provide you with an understanding of every part of your care, and that we will listen to you every step of the way.
For more information, we invite you to visit our website at fertilityalabama.com or give us a call at 256-217-9613.