[cupcakes]

To be fair, you should read their story. Their doctor told them there were 4 mature eggs(as opposed to the 6 that fertilized) and that their chances that all 4 would fertilize and be viable would be below 1%. I'd say based on that information, they made an informed decision. They ended up being part of the 1% and made a decision based on information from their doctor that was incomplete since he missed 2 of the mature eggs.
Now if you are talking about fertility treatments in general, that is a whole other debate.

[cyborg]

good point... there's way more controversey in treatments... as much investigation into IVF clinics by pro-life groups should be done to be consistent. Some doctor is claiming to have implanted the first human clone. Sounds like crap to me but you never know.