| Having a child changes your life. Not being able to have one changes it too. This book is about those changes. |
| Pregnancy Wishes & IVF Dreams: A Story & Lessons About Life, Love & Infertility, is a compelling, personal story about coping with infertility and becoming stronger as a result. The book discusses:
The author also provides personal insights, practical guidance, and twelve invaluable, "infertility lessons learned" that readers can turn to again and again. |
| "Like an understanding friend, 'Pregnancy Wishes & IVF Dreams' will leave you feeling hopeful, with a renewed sense of strength and perspective." "This book includes all the tears, laughter, hopes, fear, failures, and in some nstances, success, encountered by so many infertile couples." BUY "PREGNANCY WISHES & IVF DREAMS" Amazon.com Barnes & Noble Target Trafford Publishing |
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Once upon a time, equipped with a solid marriage,
driven careers, and a recently finished basement, my
husband and I were ready to start a family. Like many
30-something couples, we thought it would be easy.
Unfortunately, after nearly 18 months of doing things
"the old fashioned way," my husband was diagnosed
with a latent birth defect. It left us virtually infertile, not
to mention devastated and confused.
The remarkable thing about confusion is that it can spur
knowledge and strength. Infertility did just that for us.
We moved forward to try to have a child on our own
with the help of science and technology. Before we
could blink, we were in the midst of monumental efforts
to finance our baby-making venture, ordering
medications on the Internet, and undergoing multiple,
sometimes risky and invasive, procedures. We endured
it all for a single chance to have a child of our own.
driven careers, and a recently finished basement, my
husband and I were ready to start a family. Like many
30-something couples, we thought it would be easy.
Unfortunately, after nearly 18 months of doing things
"the old fashioned way," my husband was diagnosed
with a latent birth defect. It left us virtually infertile, not
to mention devastated and confused.
The remarkable thing about confusion is that it can spur
knowledge and strength. Infertility did just that for us.
We moved forward to try to have a child on our own
with the help of science and technology. Before we
could blink, we were in the midst of monumental efforts
to finance our baby-making venture, ordering
medications on the Internet, and undergoing multiple,
sometimes risky and invasive, procedures. We endured
it all for a single chance to have a child of our own.
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| About the Author |
| "Infertility, though emotionally overwhelming, physically demanding, and potentially life altering, should not leave you forever broken." |
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