She went ahead with the procedure, entrusting anfertility clinic with her decision. That clinic eventually transferred their IVF laboratory to a separate company, called Manhattan Fertility Services in 2016.
Lev-Ary went to retrieve her eggs from that facility, to start a family, and found out many of her eggs were damaged, or lost, making them unviable.She says two of her eggs weren’t even labeled, so there was a chance they went to another patient "How do I know they’re mine? I might have actually kids out there somewhere, and I’m not part of their life," Lev-Ary said.He is accused of punching a man in the face while trying to escort him out of an Apple Store on the Upper West Side over a year and a half ago. the Manhattan Fertility Services Clinic for medical malpractice and negligence."We need to have more protection. I was planning to have those kids. My future kids were taken away from me. It’s as simple as that.
Lev-Ary says she wants to shed light on how common errors in fertility clinics can be, and their devastating effects.Fox5 has