Carolyn Harenko and Kelly Wille specifically changed jobs so they could have reproductive health benefits. Both mothers have struggled with fertility in the past.
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After multiple rounds of in-vitro fertilization, Harenko and her husband had twins. They're planning for another IVF procedure soon with the hope for more children. Considering the cost of IVF, Harenko said she was determined to find a job with reproductive benefits. "We probably spent a good six figures," Wille said."And my husband's insurance didn't cover any of it."
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