Our fertility isn’t just about health or having kids. How we approach this topic is integral to what it means to be human.
🎙️ Rethinking Fertility launches today with its official trailer.
The first full episode drops this Tuesday. Stay tuned.
We have been getting asked a lot: how can I support Rethinking Fertility?
One simple answer: a paid Substack subscription for $8/month.
It funds the research and conversations that matter. We are so grateful for your support!
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"Our loose approach to IVF has left millions of human embryos in indefinite storage, many destined to be discarded." We're delighted to see our creative director Neel and host @emlwaters speak with @DailySignal about the Trump admin's pro-life efforts on embryo adoption. Link 👇
As the first adopted frozen embryo, this matters deeply to me ✨✨
I was once a tiny human being living in frozen storage. Today, I am a licensed social worker advocating for the dignity of every embryonic child still waiting.
Policies that recognize embryos as children worthy of protection are a step toward acknowledging what science has always shown: human life begins at fertilization.
Thank you to everyone working to ensure that frozen embryos are given the chance at life 🎉🎉
dailysignal.com/2026/06/10/t…
Are smartphones the most effective form of birth control? Have reproductive technologies, including IVF, resulted in fewer births over the years? And, did HHS rightly call human embryos children-not merely a "clump of cells" or "potential life"?
Substack: open.substack.com/pub/rethin…
We love @emlwaters and are thankful for all her work in the bioethics, surrogacy, and fertility conversations. This podcast will be a great resource, check it out!
Technology doesn't just change what we do.
It changes how we think.
🎙️ In this episode of Rethinking Fertility, @emlwaters explores how reproductive technologies are reshaping our understanding of marriage, sex, and children.
Technology doesn't just change what we do.
It changes how we think.
🎙️ In this episode of Rethinking Fertility, @emlwaters explores how reproductive technologies are reshaping our understanding of marriage, sex, and children.
@emlwaters tackles the declining fertility debate head-on and asks what few dare to: What if the very technologies that promised us more freedom, more control, and more opportunity are the real problem?
Judging by my replies, it’s time for Biology 101.
Embryos are not sperm cells.
Embryos are not egg cells.
An embryo is a new human organism formed at fertilization.
Class dismissed 🎓
America is facing a fertility crisis.
How did we get here—and why haven't our solutions worked?
The first episode of Rethinking Fertility drops tomorrow.
Join @emlwaters as she explores the history behind America's declining birth rate.
👉 rethinkingfertility.com/
Infertility is a hard road, but we can take strength from God’s faithfulness in the lives of others.
Neel, our filmmaker & Frozen Orphans founder, sat down with @FlyoverConservs to talk about his family's adoption journey and much more—listen today!
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Our fertility isn’t just about health or having kids. How we approach this topic is integral to what it means to be human.
🎙️ Rethinking Fertility launches today with its official trailer.
The first full episode drops this Tuesday. Stay tuned.
Hosted by Emma Waters, this new podcast explores the stories, ethics, and questions shaping fertility in the modern world.
Because the solution to the modern fertility crisis begins with asking the right questions.
The problem isn’t a lack of conviction; it’s a lack of knowledge.
Evangelical Christians have been the backbone of the pro-life movement—but if we’re being honest, we haven’t been consistent when it comes to our support for IVF and other reproductive technologies. (1/4)
The problem isn’t a lack of conviction; it’s a lack of knowledge.
Evangelical Christians have been the backbone of the pro-life movement—but if we’re being honest, we haven’t been consistent when it comes to our support for IVF and other reproductive technologies. (1/4)
The problem isn’t a lack of conviction; it’s a lack of knowledge.
Evangelical Christians have been the backbone of the pro-life movement—but if we’re being honest, we haven’t been consistent when it comes to our support for IVF and other reproductive technologies. (1/4)