Noelia Rodr\u00edguez, 40. Lawyer<\/p>\n
“10 years ago I decided to embark on my professional career and set up my own legal practice. It\u2019s clear to me that I wasn\u2019t going to have a child before 35, an age at which experts state that a woman’s fertility<\/strong> begins to decline. For me, at that time my professional career took priority and required many hours of work”, explains this lawyer from Valencia.<\/p>\n Two years ago, Noelia discovered the vitrification of oocytes<\/a> treatment and immediately delved into the possibility of preserving as many eggs as she could<\/strong> in order to have an opportunity of becoming a mother at some point in the future.<\/p>\n “I could clearly hear my biological clock ticking away. So vitrification (video about vitrification of oocytes\u00a0treatment<\/a>) seemed to be the ideal option, as I didn\u2019t have a partner and neither did I fancy becoming a mother in the short term. I decided to go to an assisted reproduction centre where they initially spoke to me about \u2018freezing\u2019 the eggs. I knew it wasn\u2019t the best option for preserving my gametes under the best conditions, so I finally went to IVI Valencia<\/a>“, adds Noelia.<\/p>\n\u00a0Possibility of preserving fertility\u00a0
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