Infertility/ Children of men

Hey I wanted everyones opinion on this
I dont know how many of you live in Utah but I think its interesting requardless/
go to www.ksl.com, and one of their top articles is " infertility in utah" they also have a statistics chart on miscarriages etc.
Have any of you heard about infertility increasing, and do you think its just hype around the movie " Children of men"
In the article they also talk about ethics of IVF.

I'm un biased. I do have endometriosis so thought it would be hard for me to concieve (conceive) but we did last sept. and ended in m/c in November, If I can concieve (conceive) naturally does this mean that I am not infertile, or can it be a  one time thing, and because I have problems is the reason I had a miscarriage?

[cutzthename]

Very interesting.  My husband told me that we are no longer infertile because we keep getting pregnant, just no baby as yet.  I dunno........  I'll look into this.

[thebabyproject]

I actually live in Utah.  I will check out the article.
I, personally, consider fertility to be to ability to achieve and maintain a pregnancy.  I think multiple miscarriages are a form of infertility. Just my thoughts...