it's egg donor invitro fertilization in shady grove. they offer 100% money back guarantee. other centers offer guarantees but for a limited number of tries. and most don't include refunds for medical tests and labs. they are tha re woo -- that are -- labs that are required for recipient and donor. >> you not out that large sum of money for going through treatment is a reassuring thing for patients. >> it's expensive. you have to keep that in mind. about $29,000. if a couple were to share an egg donor and choose the money back guarantee it cost about the same as it would at another center with one donor and no guarantee. >>> doctors say the key to a healthy heart is going to the dining room table. food choices can impact your risk for developing heart disease. dietitians say eating beans and nuts will help lower cholesterol. and your blood pressure as well. another heart healthy addition to any diet, berries and a bit of dark chocolate as well. >>> governor brown says all maryland children need to be able to receive proper dental care. he will speak today about expanded acce

they tried to have their own children but invitro fertilization failed them so an adoption attorney put them with veronica's father who told them dustin brown, from oklahoma, wanted to wave his parental rights. veronica was born in oklahoma and from that moment on, they were a part of her life. >> we were at the birth in the delivery room. matt cut her umbilical cord. she's never not been with us. >> reporter: they were thrilled to have their new baby girl. they took her straight from the hospital to their house in charleston and were in the process of finalizing the adoption. four months after they brought veronica home, dustin brown signed a waiver, saying he would not contest the adoption. two weeks later, brown decided he wanted his daughter back and filed for paternity and custody. jessica monday is a friend of the couple. >> it wasn't until this child was four months old that the decides he wants to be a part of her life, with no regard to the birth mother, her decision, the pregnancy, the family that's taking care of his child and to just come and say, i've changed my mind, this

of all, things like choosing eye color, choosing gender, that it happens much more often in invitro fertilizationecide which to implant. it doesn't happen very much at this point in terms of aborting a child. the kinds of tests we do in pregnant women, prenatally, tend to be disease-oriented tests. then parents are faced with a challenge. should they actually maintain the pregnancy in the face of sometimes devastating disabilities in their children? i think that that's a decision that each couple, each mother, each parent needs to make individually. >> the case that some people make for having those tests too and knowing that is once the child is born, it makes it easier because they know what's ahead of them. is that a legitimate point that's being made, do you think? does it make it easier, in fact, to deal with what comes with the birth of a child who may have some sort of abnormality? >> i think it's clear that knowing that your child is going to need special care of some kind allows parents to plan for that early on. in down syndrome, the special care may not be particularly, you know, compl

one reason may be invitro fertilization and multiple births. one part of it is women trying to put delivery into their own schedules. and you've heard this topic -- >> or doctors. >> sometimes, yes. too posh to push, i don't want the pain, please just let me do c-section. you have to remember, the ultimate outcome should be a healthy baby. >> a lot of women who have had c-sections want to know, does this mean that they have to have a c-section the second time? >> the great majority of women can safely have a regular vaginal birth afterwards, it's called a v-back. vaginal birth after section. >> dr. nancy snyderman, thank you so much. >>> here's matt. >>> a popular news anchor in denver, colorado is recovering from reconstructive surgery this morning after she was bitten by a dog live on the air. it all started as a feel-good story about a dramatic ice rescue. nbc's kristen dahlgren has the details. kristen, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. yeah, kyle dyer seemed to be excited about the interview. enjoying petting the dog as she talke