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The time has come for infertility patients, their families and friends to join together and to be heard.
Conceivable Dreams has organized the PRAM PUSH FOR IVF FUNDING on Mother’s Day, Sunday May 10th, 2009. Our goal is to raise awareness for the issue of IVF and infertility funding as a lead-in event to National Infertility Awareness Week.
Imagine a sea of strollers and baby carriages pushed by infertility patients, their families and friends as we march to Queen’s Park. The march will be led by families suffering with infertility and pushing empty strollers to symbolize the children missing from their lives. In addition to infertility patients from clinics across the province, we also anticipate the participation of families with children conceived following IVF or other infertility treatments.
Don’t worry if you don’t have or can’t borrow a stroller. Everyone who cares about this important issue is welcome to participate! This will be an event for your whole family to attend.
IMAGINE YOUR CONCEIVABLE DREAM OF BECOMING PARENTS FULFILLED.
WHAT: A march from Nathan Phillips Square to Queen's Park ending with a rally and speakers at Queen's Park. Borrow a pram or just come out to march.
WHEN: Sunday May 10, 2009 (Mother's Day) at 10 a.m.
WHERE: We will assemble at the south end of Nathan Phillips Square (Toronto City Hall) near the fountain (map). We will march up University Ave. to Queen’s Park.
Please check back soon for more information about the Pram Push and our anticipated guest speakers.
Register to Participate. This will allow us to anticipate how many people will be attending. It will also allow us to provide you with additional information and updates by email. If you prefer you may register to participate on Facebook.
http://www.conceivabledreams.org
Conceivable Dreams has organized the PRAM PUSH FOR IVF FUNDING on Mother’s Day, Sunday May 10th, 2009. Our goal is to raise awareness for the issue of IVF and infertility funding as a lead-in event to National Infertility Awareness Week.
Imagine a sea of strollers and baby carriages pushed by infertility patients, their families and friends as we march to Queen’s Park. The march will be led by families suffering with infertility and pushing empty strollers to symbolize the children missing from their lives. In addition to infertility patients from clinics across the province, we also anticipate the participation of families with children conceived following IVF or other infertility treatments.
Don’t worry if you don’t have or can’t borrow a stroller. Everyone who cares about this important issue is welcome to participate! This will be an event for your whole family to attend.
IMAGINE YOUR CONCEIVABLE DREAM OF BECOMING PARENTS FULFILLED.
WHAT: A march from Nathan Phillips Square to Queen's Park ending with a rally and speakers at Queen's Park. Borrow a pram or just come out to march.
WHEN: Sunday May 10, 2009 (Mother's Day) at 10 a.m.
WHERE: We will assemble at the south end of Nathan Phillips Square (Toronto City Hall) near the fountain (map). We will march up University Ave. to Queen’s Park.
Please check back soon for more information about the Pram Push and our anticipated guest speakers.
Register to Participate. This will allow us to anticipate how many people will be attending. It will also allow us to provide you with additional information and updates by email. If you prefer you may register to participate on Facebook.
http://www.conceivabledreams.org
Just watched both videos - they're both poignant - I just wish the pics of the abused children weren't in there -just my opinion - jen
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