About the Film

FERTILITY: THE SHARED JOURNEY WITH MERCIER THERAPY

A four-year ongoing study started in January 2009 utilizing Mercier protocols for women with fertility challenges had come to an end. The conclusion supported many positive outcomes for the participants. As a matter of fact, 83% of the women became pregnant within a year of finishing the Mercier Therapy Shared Journey Fertility program which included 6 hours of pelvic organ manipulation and a few supportive supplements. The majority of these women had no medical intervention and just monitored their own cycles with the help of Jennifer Mercier’s support.

We at Mercier Therapy realized the need to share this information amongst women with fertility challenges. It has become the mission of Jennifer Mercier to serve as many women in the safest and most gentle way concerning their fertility care. While some cases need the assistance of medicine this simply is not true for all cases. The less invasive approach is the best choice for the future health of the mom and eventually the baby.

This rings true for Jennifer herself as she is a sufferer of severe stage 4 endometriosis and was told that she and her husband needed to undergo IVF due to the condition of her reproductive organs. In her heart, she felt that this was not the way to a safe and gentle conception.

 At age 35 with 3 laparoscopies in her history, she knew that there must have been a good deal of scar tissue present enough to impede her own natural fertility. Shortly after her realization, she had a group of her professional students use Mercier Therapy on her and the next cycle she became pregnant. Jennifer gave birth to Clair Celine on October 20, 2011.

You are encouraged to make your own decisions concerning your fertility care. Do plenty of research prior to committing to a fertility-enhancing regime and make for certain that you’re feeling connected to whomever you decide to work with. There is very little information to support the long-term adversities of using ovarian stimulation drugs. You can find all of the IVF statistics on the CDC’s website. The newest stats show that only 29% on average of IVF cycles actually produce a pregnancy.