LaTasha Craig

I have seen Dr. Craig for our initial consultation for IVF, for an HSG follow up, and I have surgery scheduled with her as the next steps in our treatment prior to starting IVF. Dr. Craig has been empathetic, extremely knowledgeable, prepared, and thorough each time I have seen her. I am impressed with her ability to treat her patients with a laser focus while explaining in detail the risks and benefits of each type of treatment. Having dealt with infertility for nearly four years, I have many questions about testing, treatment, recommendations, and outcomes, and she has been informed and helpful about each one. One of my favorite experiences with Dr. Craig was after we found out from my husband's urologist that he suspected a y-chromosome microdeletion and recommended we don't transfer any male embryos, which was a devastating thought for us. After that appointment, I saw Dr. Craig for an ultrasound and follow-up from my abnormal HSG, and she made time to discuss my fears about that during my ultrasound appointment, too. It was not only extremely reassuring to hear her expert opinion, but her optimism truly saved us from feeling lost and worrying about that possibility in the future. I love her heart for her patients and for cutting-edge research, too; as a patient, I know I'm in excellent hands when she discusses trials and medications that may help us achieve a pregnancy and may also offer us a financial or other benefit. She truly cares about her patients and is committed to each person in her clinic, and I am so grateful she is leading our care and treatment. I cannot recommend her enough.

Please call her office and make an appointment to see her–you won't regret it! She is one of the most incredible providers I have ever had the privilege to see, and I am truly excited to do IVF with her guiding my care. Dr. Craig honestly cares about her patients and wants the best for each one no matter the circumstances, and she is efficient, thorough, compassionate, and understanding. As a provider, she has married her love for medicine, research, and helping patients achieve their goals of growing their families with her optimistic, empathetic personality and incredible expertise. This makes for a warm, wonderful experience as a patient, even when you are dealing with something as complex, challenging, and heart-wrenching as infertility. If you are new to infertility and have a lot of questions about treatment options, or if you are looking for someone who will treat you as a friend and experience the highs and lows of infertility with you, Dr. Craig is the provider for you. She takes her time answering your questions, conducts a thorough workup prior to any treatment, and she adjusts her plan of treatment for you based on your desires and results. She is simply outstanding!

I have seen Dr. Craig for our initial IVF consultation, an HSG follow-up ultrasound, labwork, and I am currently in the queue for a polypectomy surgery with her. In our IVF consultation, Dr. Craig reviewed our past treatments (IUI with Letrozole 2.5 mg for one cycle, IUI with Letrozole 5.0 mg and Ovidrel trigger shot x2 cycles, none of which resulted in pregnancies, all with a different provider) and discussed a variety of treatment options. We ultimately agreed on pursuing IVF with ICSI and a potential Menopur clinical trial, which we are in the process of pre-qualifying for. Dr. Craig ordered an AMH and TSH blood draw at our initial appointment and was pleased with my results. Her PA conducted my HSG and discovered a uterine polyp, which puts our treatment on hold until I have that surgically removed and heal. Dr. Craig did a follow-up ultrasound with me to confirm the polyp, determine the size and location, and discuss surgery with me, and this was at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic which halted all treatment. Dr. Craig has been monitoring me remotely and prescribed birth control (Pirmella which contains progesterone and estrogen) to keep the polyp from growing and prepare me for surgery in the next few weeks. Her recommendation is for us to pursue IVF with an ICSI protocol when we have completed our pre-treatment workups, which include FSH and Estradiol, a pap smear, and an ultrasound for me, and carrier screening if my husband and I wish to do so.

My cost of care with Dr. Craig has been extremely reasonable and I am thrilled by how much treatment will potentially cost. I have had a consultation, two ultrasounds, labwork (TSH and AMH), an HSG and follow-up consultation, and Dr. Craig's team has worked closely with my insurance to cover as much as they can. As we are working towards meeting our deductible, I have had to pay a portion of each procedure or appointment, and it has been under $500 at this stage (including labwork and follow-up for my husband). Dr. Craig said our IVF cycle costs $16,000 at her clinic, which is a dramatic improvement from the $25,000 we were quoted at another clinic. We know there will be other costs associated for our treatment including carrier testing ($380) and PGT (preimplantation genetic testing / screening) at a cost per embryo, which we will discuss when we get to that stage of our treatment. Dr. Craig knows exactly how much everything costs and weighs the benefits and risks of each treatment instead of blindly trying everything at the cost of the patient. We discussed IUIs with injectable medication and monitoring, and she said the risks were too high and the possibility for pregnancy was too low and removed that from our options rather than trying it and putting us into financial strain. I appreciate her perspective and ability to create the best, most accessible plan for her patients!

Dr. Craig and I have discussed this in our initial consultation, and she feels strongly about transferring one embryo at a time to minimize the risks to baby and mom and also minimize the risk of multiple births. This was her expert opinion on fresh and frozen embryo transfers, and it's a big reason we feel great about pursuing treatment with her.

Dr. Craig excels at diagnosing, explaining the diagnosis and creating a treatment plan. She is up to date on all research and answers any and all questions. She may not be able to be there for each procedure, but there are multiple trusted physicians in the practice who step in when needed and communicate with her directly. She is always fully informed and involved of your specific case, regardless of scheduling conflicts.

Know what questions you would like to ask before your appointment and let her speak first (especially at an IVF consult). She may address your questions before you even ask.

First four cycles: Letrozole only (ovulated, no pregnancy) Next four cycles: Letrozole + HCG trigger + IUI (follicles each cycle, no pregnancy) Ninth cycle: Chlomid + HCG trigger + IUI (follicles, no pregnancy) IVF: Follistem, Menopur, Ganirelix, HCG trigger (30 eggs retrieved, 14 day 3, 11 day 5, 8 PGS tested, 5 normal embryos frozen) Transfer cycle: Waiting to begin after pandemic restrictions lifted

Costs are still ongoing. Insurance does not cover any infertility treatments. By the end of IVF cycle, we will have spent $10,000-15,000 at OURH.

We will do a single embryo transfer because we pursued PGS testing. Multiple is allowed if no testing is done.

She was very direct about our options, chances and the financial obligations associated with each option. She was not pushy and truly wanted us to have all of the information necessary to make an informed decision.

Be prepared to receive a lot of information.

The recommended strategy was to do medicated IUI cycles with Donor Sperm. She told us this would be a reasonable place to start and didn't feel that elevated to IVF was necessary to begin treatment. She suggested that I may require a second HSG and potential surgery if we proceeded onto IVF and wanted to avoid such drastic measures until we exhausted the less invasive options.

The initial consult was $32. The infectious disease test was $100 to the Oklahoma Blood Institute and I am still waiting on the clinic portion after insurance. I believe it will be around $60. We were told that 1 medicated IUI cycle would be around $120 in medication, no more than $350 for sperm prep, and the cost of our donor sperm.

We did not discuss the specifics of and embryo transfer since we focused on IUI procedures.

She was warm and very direct. We started our first appointment in her office, which felt safer and less medical. We talked about my expectations, and what I have already been through. We set up a plan of action together from the get go and she let me know that if I had any hesitations to just let her know.

She is direct and knows what steps need to be taken, but don't hesitate to ask questions.

She first did an ultrasound to check and see if I had a healthy amount of eggs and follicles, which I did. I had already had a blood test that showed I was ovulating so she did not do that. She started me on clomid for my next cycle and also suggested that I get an HSG and my husband have his sample tested. She told me that if the clomid did not work in the first or second cycle that we could go ahead and start IUI, but only up to 6 cycles. The clomid did not work and my HSG was normal. However, my husbands sample was very abnormal with very little chance of conception without an IUI or IVF. At this point we chose to no longer pursue having a child because we could not afford to continue.

The blood work, HSG, male sample test, clomid, and appointment cost about $1000 out of pocket since my insurance does not cover fertility.

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Dr. Craig always makes me feel comfortable at my appointments. She takes time to explain things thoroughly and is very patient with our questions. She has a very caring and positive demeanor. Although we have not been able to get pregnant yet, I trust in her expertise and the plan she has recommended for us.

Everything feels like it takes a lot longer than you expect. Before you start treatment have an idea of how patient you are willing to be or how aggressive you want to be with treatment. Don't be afraid to ask questions or take notes.

We have done 5 rounds of IUI. Each cycle has been similar - taking 5 mg Femara for cycle days 3-7. Ultrasound monitoring was done around cycle day 9 or 10. Triggered with Pregnyl when ultrasound showed follicles were ready and had IUI performed 36 hours later. We have not yet had a positive pregnancy test.

My insurance covered all diagnostic costs. If I am remembering correctly, each cycle of IUI ended up costing around $350-500 out of pocket.

She has provided us with the facts and statistics on single vs multiple embryo transfers.

Dr. Craig is candid and kind. I have always been able to ask all my questions and they have all been answered in a simple and concise manner. She has never treated us like we're just one more clinic number. She takes our concerns into consideration and tells us why she has chosen the course of treatment she has.

Have your questions ready to go. Make sure you tell her your thoughts and be receptive to what she has to say.

We haven't always seen Dr. Craig, we have seen several doctor in the clinic. We did 4 IUI'S through a clinical trial she recommended. We are in the unexplained infertility category and our treatment protocols have changed, but only slightly. I always responded well to treatment, it just didn't work. I dont think being more aggressive would have helped.

It was about 350 for IUIS. We paid 5810.00 for Embryo Adoption.

We just did embryo adoption and we only have 1 embryo. She did tell us that due to my age and health she would only feel comfortable transferring one embryo had we had more.

Dr. Craig spent time to answer all of my questions and to describe the IVF process in detail, complete with handwritten diagrams and charts. Her personality was a great fit for us, as she was very down to earth and had a sense of humor about the whole thing (which was how my husband and I got through our infertility). She was encouraging, yet realistic when telling us our options. And when our first IVF cycle worked, I felt like she genuinely shared in our joy.

Don’t hesitate to jump right in to your treatment, she and her staff will be behind you 100%.

I don’t remember the treatment, but we did an IVF cycle that seemed pretty typical. Before that, she performed a salpingectomy to remove a hydrosalpinx on one of my tubes, saying that the fluid from the blocked tube could decrease our chances of a successful pregnancy.

IVF cycle was around $9000. The medications were just over $6000. There were some additional costs, like anesthesia for the egg retrieval, bloodwork, etc.

We only had two embryos to transfer, and she explained the pros and cons of transferring one or two. They weren’t cheste we only had two embryos to transfer, and she explained the pros and cons of transferring one or two. They weren’t PGS tested, And I did not feel like I could handle another transfer financially or emotionally, so we transferred them both and got a singleton pregnancy.

Dr. Craig is caring, upbeat, thorough, and truthful. She is a wonderful doctor and has a great bedside manner while at the same time being honest and upfront about the diagnosis and treatment options.

She will do everything in her power to make sure you get pregnant!

For my five IUI’s I took 2.5 mg Femara twice a day CD 3-7, came in for an ultrasound on CD 9-10 and sometimes once more if needed. Triggered with 10,000 IU Pregnyl and did the IUI exactly 36 hours later. I always produced 1-3 mature follicles during that time. I was told to take a pregnancy test 15 days after the IUI. For IVF, she chose the Microdose Lupron Protocol. I primed for three weeks with Aygestin bc I can’t take regular birth control. Three days after stopping Aygestin I started Lupron 10ML twice a day. On the third day we added in 375 follostim and 75 Menopur along with the Lupron 10ML twice a day. I had bloodwork done on the third day of stims and my estrogen was 277. They decreased my Follistim to 350. I had bloodwork and ultrasound on day 5, 7, 8 and 9 of stims. They decreased my Follistim each time bc my estrogen kept coming back on the high end. My follicle count on my baseline ultrasound for IVF was 9–10 and on Day 9 of stims I had 23 follicles. I was down to 200 Follistim on Day 9. I triggered at 12:30AM the morning of Day 10 with 10,000 IU a Pregnyl and had my egg retrieval at 11:30 AM on Day 11 (35 hours after trigger). They retrieved 19 eggs. 11 were mature, they fertilized 6 with ICSI and 5 conventional. 3 from the icsi group fertilized and 3 from the conventional group fertilized. On Day 3 we had 3 B+ embryos, 1 B and 2 C’s. She recommended transferring two in Day 3 or waiting until Day 5 and transferring one. We do not want twins so we decided to transfer one on day 5. It was a 4B+A embryo. On Day 6 when my clinic freezes, we had one 4BB+ embryo left to freeze. I came in for bloodwork 10 days after my transfer and 15 days after my egg retrieval and I was not pregnant. We are now gearing up to start a frozen embryo transfer with our one frozen embryo. Dr. Craig recommended not PGS testing due to my age and low AMH and no past history of miscarriages. Based on my past AFC of 5-12 she estimated we’d get approximately 7-10 eggs and we ended up getting 19 so I responded really well to the meds. My husband also has mild male factor infertility with a 1-2% morphology, 37% motility and count of 16-22 million.

Bloodwork and ultrasounds are done between the hours of 7-9 AM. I never had to wait in the waiting room longer than 10-15 mins. Nurses perform the bloodwork and the doctor performs the ultrasounds.

Medication from Acaria online pharmacy for IVF was $3500. IVF with ICSI was $9580. Anesthesia was $500. IVF sperm work up was $315. ART screening was $167. IVF consult was $50. IUI was $350. IUI ultrasounds and bloodwork were $88. Infectious disease testing was $160.

She ultimately left the decision up to us and showed us the statistics on SART.org. We have one child already that was conceived naturally 5 years ago and really didn’t want multiples so we chose to only transfer one embryo. She recommended the transfer on Day 3 if we chose to transfer two embryos and Day 5 of we chose to transfer one embryo.

Dr Craig has always made me feel like I was important. She doesn’t sugar coat things, but is able to say things in a way that is to the point but not harsh. I have weight issues and she’s never once made me feel like being overweight was the root cause of my issues with infertility. But she has pointed out that by losing weight I can increase my chances, but never made me feel ashamed or guilty for being overweight. I’m not one to ask a lot of questions but I do a lot of my own research and basically everything that I’ve found has corresponded with the plans Dr Craig has used for me. And the few questions I have had have been explained as to why we haven’t gone a particular route in a respectful manner and didn’t leave me feeling like I was less of a person because I didn’t have the Dr in front of my name. If you are looking for a doctor that only talks about rainbows and butterflies and holds your hand and treats you with kid gloves, Dr Craig is not going to be the doctor for you. But if you are looking for a real human that is rooting for you to be a mom and sets realistic expectations a long the way, then Dr Craig would be a great fit for you.

Trust that she knows what she is doing, but if you have ideas or questions don’t be afraid to voice them. She will respect your opinion, and even if you want to try something that she doesn’t feel like will be the best fit for you, as long as it isn’t harmful she’s willing to let you try. She really lets the patient guide their steps within reason of course.

I came to Dr Craig after having tried 3 rounds of clomid and times intercourse and 3 or 4 rounds of Femara and timed intercourse through my OBGYN. After my first meeting we decided to try an IUI on my next cycle. We ended up doing four cycles with IUI and on the fourth cycle I was pregnant! Unfortunately when we went in for our ultrasound it was discovered that I had a septum in my uterus and the baby had attached to the septum tissue which isn’t healthy tissue and so the baby didn’t grow. I was crushed. In the week that followed I expressed my frustration of having to go back for another ultrasound to confirm what we already knew. I’ve always been a okay what do we do next kind of person, and so having to wait was really hard. Once we had confirmation that the baby was attached to the septum we induced miscarriage using cytotec. And once my hcg level was back to the negative range we scheduled surgery to remove the septum. Dr Craig performed the surgery, my septum was very minimal. I should also mention that I had done an HSG with my OBGYN and it wasn’t repeated with Dr Craig and the HSG didn’t reveal the septum. I don’t want to give the impression that Dr Craig missed diagnosing the septum, she didn’t. Once the surgery was complete we did 4 rounds of timed intercourse with no drugs while working on weight loss. Then we did five more IUI’s without success. We are currently saving for IVF as our next step so treatment is on pause currently.

Everything possible that can be billed to insurance has been. But I don’t have fertility coverage so IUI’s have been out of pocket. The total cost of the IUI for self pay is $350-$400.

Honestly, I really really like Dr. Craig. I cannot recommend her clinic fully because of her staff. Her IVF Coordinator/Nurse was not fully on top of things like ordering our medication on time, etc. She was not friendly (and less so when I called her out on a mistake). Dr. Craig was wonderful and did the best she could, but on one transfer day she mistaken said that our embryos looked good when we were only transferring one embryo that day. In fact, it was our last embryo. I'm certain she was just reporting what she had heard from her nurse or the embryologist, but it looked really bad. I mean, did they even transfer OUR embryo a few minutes later?

You are your own advocate. Double check EVERYTHING.

I took menopor, lupron, an HCG trigger shot, and follistim. My GC took lupron, estrogen patches, and progesterone injections.

I cannot remember beyond the fact that our IVF cycle was $13,000+. I know we paid other large fees, but that was the main one.

My doctor recommended we transfer 2 the first time. They froze our additional embryos into separate straws for future eSET transfers because the embryos were AA.

She was kind, caring and explained things well. It can be a bit of an overwhelming process and would be very helpful if she could hand me a print out of what she covers. They did give me a few papers that needed to be updated.

Ask questions several times if you are like me and need to take notes

I used clomid, a trigger shot and iui three times. I used femara ( I think is what it's called) instead of clomid because we were afraid that clomid was thinning my lining. I was told that my clomid dosage was considered normal until I started in on a study then my clomid dosage doubled and that was awful! My mood swings were unlike anything I have ever experienced!!!

around $450 per iui cycle times 4 so a couple thousand dollars. three cycles were completely free because of an experimental trial with male vitamins

Dr Craig is a caring, compassionate provider. Infertility is hard but I trusted her completely and feel that my trust was rewarded. I cried tears of sadness and joy in her office. When I finally did get pregnant, I knew it was because of her help.

Do what she says. She knows her stuff.

1. Clomid with times intercourse (2x) 2. Clomid with injection induced ovulation (1x) 3. Clomid with IUI (3x) 4. Femara with IUI (1x) 5. Injectables with IUI (1x) 6. IVF-twins born! Negative pregnancy test every time until IVF. Dr Craig would try every protocol for 3 months. I didn’t always do that because I was anxious to get pregnant t faster and each additional protocol had a higher success rate.

Monitoring appointments were done first thing in the morning. Dr Craig usually did ultrasounds. If she wasn’t available, another doctor did it. If no physicians were available, I saw a pa or nurse. That only happened once during the course of my treatment.

My insurance covered most of it. I paid $50 copay every visit.

She told us the risks and benefits but left it up to us. She did say that most people choose multiple embryo transfer but the official recommendation was a single transfer. after we made the decision to transfer 2, our decision was never questioned.

There is not a better doctor out there than Dr LaTasha Craig. From the first time she said hello I knew I was cared about. She truly cares about her patients. She is genuine and honest and takes time to explain everything. She is a shoulder to cry on when results aren't as I would have wished and she celebrated with us when we found out we were expecting! We have now adopted her as family because of the way she made us feel. I highly recommend her to everyone!

Please, please, please give Dr Craig a call and book an appointment with her! You will be in the best hands possible! She cares about each of her patients!

I don't remember the exact protocol but we discovered that I had very few eggs left especially of good quality. She set my expectations that we may not make it to egg retrieval but she would give it everything she had. We made it to egg retrieval and I am now the mom of twin boys!

My medication was more expensive than the egg retrieval and embryo transfer

I only had two embryos and I begged for both to be implanted together. Due to my age and financial situation as well as everything we had been thru, Dr Craig agreed to the multiple embryo transfer

From our first meeting with Dr. Craig, we were fully supported. She never let us get discouraged. If a treatment didn't work, she always had the next step ready to go. Her disposition is professional, but friendly. She always greeted us with smiles. I recommend Dr. Craig to anyone looking for fertility treatment.

The one piece of advice I would give to a prospective patient of Dr. Craig, would be to keep an open mind. She will speak honestly and frankly. She will give you options and she will give you her opinion when asked. Keep an open mind and be ready to ask a lot of questions. She will sit with you as long as it takes to answer them all.

My treatment started with Clomid and cycle monitoring. The doses of clomid were increased, as no results were recorded. Once I was on the maximum dose of Clomid with no ovulation, I was put on Femara, as off-label use. Femara caused me to ovulate. On my first cycle, I had a chemical pregnancy. I did 5 more cycles on Femara with no pregnancy. We consulted with Dr. Craig and decided to stick with Femara, and do IUI. We coupled the IUI with the HCG trigger shot. After 3 cycles, we consulted with Dr. Craig and opted to try 3 more IUI cycles. After those IUI cycles, we consulted with Dr. Craig and decided to move forward with IVF. Dr. Craig encouraged us to look at our options, and take our time. Based on my age (30) she said there was no rush on moving forward so aggressively, if we had reservations. We opted to move forward and proceed with IVF. In my first IVF cycle, we transferred two viable embryos and had a live birth of fraternal twins boys in July 2011.

Most of my monitoring was considered "diagnostic" by insurance and was covered, except for my co-pay of around $40 per visit. My medications were generally not covered, but Clomid was inexpensive $10/month and the Femara was about the same $10/month. IUI was paid out of pocket and was $300 per attempt. HCG was approximately $50 per IUI attempt. For the IVF, we estimated about $15,000 between paying the clinic and for the drugs. Our clinic offered us a multi-cycle refund program, which we participated in, for peace of mind. So, we paid slightly more for the first cycle, but the peace of mind we received from knowing we could try again, if needed was invaluable.

Dr. Craig was very straightforward with us regarding the embryo transfer. She said she wasn't going to create any reality TV stars. We had the option of transferring one or two embryos- no more. She said her estimation was a 70% success rate for me with one embryo, with an additional 70% chance of BOTH embryos taking, if one was successful. She discussed the risks of multiple pregnancy, and preterm birth with us and left the decision completely up to us after that point. It's a very personal decision. For us, our age, the cost and my relative good health, we felt two embryos was the best choice for us and she supported our choice.

Dr. Craig was always kind and had an upbeat attitude. She took time to answer my questions about always listened to my concerns. She made sure that I understood upcoming appointments and timelines. She oversaw the resident doctor and was available to answer questions if needed.

Get started as early as possible.

We completed a frozen embryo transfer cycle. The protocol included birth control, estrace and progesterone in oil shots (PIO). I continued PIO and estrace through 10 weeks of pregnancy.

The total cost for a frozen embryo transfer with assisted hatching was $3510. Follow up ultrasounds were partially covered by insurance and I had a $36 co-pay for each.

Based on the quality of embryo and previous success the doctor recommended only transfer of a single embryo.

Dr.Craig takes her time and fully explains how the procedures that you need done and even will dummy it down for you if it is needed. When I broke down crying she immediately stopped explaining what she was doing and started to comfort me. Although I am in the beginning stage and waiting for my first IVF cycle, I have seen more of the nurses than Dr. Craig. She was there explaining everything to my husband and I but during our actual IUI that nurse did those.

If you have questions ask, do not feel like you can not. She will take the needed time to explain EVERYTHING to you.

My insurance does not cover any expenses. Everything was due at the time of appointment. For IVF we went through a payment program and they walked us through that process.

When doing an IVF cycle she will only implant two embryos at a time to lower the change of multiples.

I really appreciate the way Dr. Craig communicates. You can see the passion she has for her profession and she’s optimist yet realistic and she doesn’t leave room for uncertainty. You can tell that she takes the time to review each patient’s file and she never makes us feel like she’s in a hurry.

Have an open heart and mind.

We are very much still in the middle of treatment. Since we’re primarily dealing with MFI, she’s been so great about working with my husband’s urologist and she’s kept everyone on the same page.

I believe the Office visIt is $225. We are paying for everything out of pocket.

She was warm and caring. She made me feel like everything would be okay and after trying for so long made me still feel hopeful that I would have a baby. She was such a strength in a time where I emptied of it. I saw Dr.Craig at each visit and that was such an importance to me. I will forever be grateful for all she did for our family.

That you will be in great hands with her. I’ve recommended many people to her.

I had tried 8 cycles of clomid and two with HCG shots. The 8th one resulted in pregnancy but soon after a miscarriage. So when I was ready to try again the following year she wanted to be more proactive with Clomid, HCG and an IUI.

She was personable and made me feel heard and didn’t rush me. She was knowledgeable and made me feel at ease in her care. I felt like she knew what she was talking about. She set me up with genetic counseling which was helpful in understanding my diagnosis.

She is very knowledgeable and willing to treat you well.

I didn’t complete a cycle with her. Just blood work.

I paid for office visits and medications out of pocket. Insurance did not cover.

LaTasha is an amazing doctor. She really takes time with her patients and explains every step of the process and is compassionate. She is willing to try if the patient wants to and will try different protocols. She is thorough and makes sure every possible test is run to find a solution. I have recently had to take a break from fertility treatments, but I do not feel like a forgotten patient.

Make sure to ask anything you want to know. She will be as involved or not depending on what the patient wants. So if you want a doctor that is very involved, be sure to address that on your visit.

I went through 3 cycles of IUI with Clomid and a trigger shot. I had several recurrent miscarriages and at the time I saw her I had not become pregnant in several years. She determined that I actually had no issues becoming pregnant and I had a clotting issue so I could go with IUI or try IVF. We decided to go with IUI.

I do not remember

I have not done a transfer yet however I know that she basis it on age. If you are over 36 she will do multiple embryo transfer, if under she prefers single.

I enjoyed my visit. I was nervous my first visit, she made me very comfortable. She explained everything in detail and didn't judge me when I disclosed I was doing this alone. I can not think of a weakness so far.

Bring your entire history with you. They go ALL the way back.

So far I have not been given drugs. After having blood work done, the office called and advised me I did not need them.

So far I have paid out $490.00 and am expected to spend about $525.00 more.

IVF was such a difficult and emotional process to go through and understand. She made the process as easy as possible. I would recommend her to everyone. If you want to feel like you are in the best capable hands, then go see her.

Be prepared to be challenged physically, mentally and emotionally. It was the hardest thing I have ever gone through. There is so much room to doubt, but Dr. Craig will give it her all to help you conceive