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How to know when you might need help with your fertility You know that something's not right, and it shouldn't be taking this long, but surely you don't need f...ertility help, do you? After all, everyone else seems to be popping babies out at will, so just give it a bit more time. The sad reality is that many people delay getting fertility help for far too long, even though they know that they have a problem. Rosie Bray and her husband, Richard, know this feeling well. They went through the classic stages of denial, followed by blame and resentment, before finally getting fertility treatment. After three rounds of IVF they were finally successful and here they give their warning signs for when it's time to make *that* appointment with the GP. http://www.netdoctor.co.uk//how-to-know-when-to-get-ferti/