Michael S. Mersol-Barg, MD, Director
300 Park Street, Suite 460, Birmingham MI, 48009
Call Us: (248) 593-6990

We are pleased to offer a fertility support group, which generally takes place the second Friday of every month from 7-9 PM.

We meet at the Center for Reproductive Medicine and Surgery, Suite 460, 300 Park Street in Birmingham. Spouses, partners and friends are welcome. There are no fees. Refreshments will be provided along with caring hearts.

Expect that the evening will be low-key and comfortable. Please be aware that some people planning to attend may already be pregnant, and that those who are pregnant offer hope to others who have not yet achieved a successful pregnancy. We can all gain from each other's experiences and support.

Kindly RSVP at CRMAS1@mac.com by the Wednesday before the meeting to confirm your (and any guests') attendance.

We will occassionally invite guest experts in a variety of supportive health care specialities such as acupuncture, psychology, urology, chiropractics, naturopathic medicine, massage and yoga. We are happy to facilitate their participation and will announce any guest experts in advance of the meeting.

There is also a group email exchange so that patients can communicate when they wish to--outside of meeting dates. If you would like to add your name to this exchange, please email us with your request.

Next Meeting:

Our CRMAS Fertility Support Group continues to be a wonderful success! Many new friendships have been established as we continue to grow.

The next meeting will be Friday, May 14th at 7-9 PM.

Please RSVP via email by Wednesday, May 12th.

**The Infertility Support Line is now up and running! The number is: 248-593-8907.**

Please leave a message with your complete name, phone number and the hours you are available to receive a return call, and one of the Infertility Support Line volunteers will get back to you as soon as possible.

The Infertility Support Line will give you the option of speaking on the phone with a volunteer who has had infertility issues and wants to reach out to others. The volunteers are not our employees or medical professionals; they are not in any way involved with medical care available at our practice. The Infertility Support Line is strictly a free public service offered by caring individuals wanting to help those struggling with infertility issues.