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Bo Danger Arnett was born Thursday 10/4/18 at 5:04pm. Weighing in at 7lbs 12.5oz and 20.5 inches long. It was a vaginal birth by Dr DeRosa (who is also awesome).
I just want to say thank you to again to Dr. Silber, Stacy our Coordinator and the rest of the team that made this possible. Not so long ago, Steve and I thought we were not going to be able to have children, but Dr. Silber made our dreams come true. By using the mini IVF protocol, Dr. Silber implanted 2 embryos. One of those embryos took and we were blessed with our healthy baby boy, Bo. The process was long indeed, but Dr. Silber and his team made the process easier with timely responses to questions and a thoroughly laid out step by step process of what to expect.
I also appreciated Dr. Silber’s straight forward responses to questions like: How likely is this to work? What are our best options? Some people say his “bedside manner” is not great. In our experience, we thought he was kind, thoughtful and straightforward. Emotionally, this is a hard enough process, I don’t want anyone to sugar coat information or lie about our odds of conceiving just to get our business. I didn’t want to go into this process with false expectations. So Dr. Silber- Thank you again for being and honest and genuine person and doctor.
I would highly recommend Dr. Silber (and already have) to anyone I know. Thank you again for making our dreams come true. We are completely in love with this beautiful baby boy.
Infertile patients cannot afford to wait for treatment while their eggs get older.
Dr. Sherman Silber, Infertility Center of St. Louis, is offering video consultations for patients who need to plan now for their treatment while stay-at-home orders are in place. He is talking to and evaluating patients in their home to comply with social distancing measures.
Dr. Silber is discovering that patients actually prefer this method of telemedicine consultation over the conventional office visit. Patients have conveyed that “it is so much more convenient and less stressful” to have a telemedicine personal consultation than to take a day off from work to travel to the doctor’s office and sit with other nervous patients in the waiting room.
The COVID-19 pandemic is thus changing much of the way we will do things in the future, and for the better. “Our patients are surprisingly much happier with this approach. Of course, at some point we need to perform hands on treatment. But with this new manner of seeing patients, we can come to the right diagnosis and treatment plan for most patients more efficiently, quickly, and painlessly, with no loss of personal one-on-one communication.” This is a very welcome new era of telemedicine that has been forced on us by the current difficult times.
