Baden and Zane Colt are navigating the emotional and financial strains of IVF, having spent between $50,000 and $60,000 on treatments so far. With the Ontario government's recent announcement to invest in fertility clinic accessibility and a tax credit of up to $5,000 for patients, they express hope for alleviation of the financial burden. Advocate Renee Higgins highlights the long travel times faced by many patients, particularly in Northern Ontario, and hopes the new funding will encourage more clinics to open in underserved areas.
Baden noted that the influx of government-funded support is crucial, particularly the introduction of a tax credit to alleviate some of the financial burden of infertility treatments.
Renee Higgins emphasized the accessibility issues, sharing her story of having to travel over four hours for treatment, in hopes of inspiring more clinics in Northern Ontario.
Zane expressed appreciation for the $5000 tax credit, stating this financial support is much needed for families undergoing the emotional and financial stress of fertility treatments.
Baden highlighted the mental toll of fertility treatments, emphasizing the uncertainty that accompanies their long and costly journey to parenthood.
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