I would be surprised if her insurance company paid for it, it seems lately more and more insurance companies don't pay for invitro for anyone.
Actually, that's good to hear; my cynical brain figured it was still the other way around. It's one thing to pay for pre- and postnatal care, I don't have a problem with that. I don't even mind paying for birth control and abortion procedures. I suppose I have a problem with paying for fertility treatments because it's like most plastic surgery - it's not something you need to preserve or ensure your health.
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Date: 2009-02-04 08:47 pm (UTC)Actually, that's good to hear; my cynical brain figured it was still the other way around. It's one thing to pay for pre- and postnatal care, I don't have a problem with that. I don't even mind paying for birth control and abortion procedures. I suppose I have a problem with paying for fertility treatments because it's like most plastic surgery - it's not something you need to preserve or ensure your health.