HOPEFUL HEART, PEACEFUL MIND: MANAGING INFERTILITY

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Ford shares her hard-earned knowledge and insights, helping couples struggling with infertility understand the lingo, learn the details doctors tend to leave out, and keep their emotional sanity despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles.


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Navigating the Land of If gives the nitty-gritty on injections, rejections, biting your tongue during happy parent-to-be conversations, and trying not to cry over baby shower invitations. Living in a culture that celebrates effortless success only makes that burden harder to bear. Why is everyone else able to conceive?

What does it mean to be singled-out for suffering?

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And, where is God in all this? Author Susan Radulovacki guides couples through ten scripture-based messages of insight and hope. Topics include feeling desperate, facing defeat, asking why, finding peace, and much more. In addition, ten couples share detailed accounts of their challenging—and ultimately successful—infertility journeys. If you are searching for comfort and hope in the midst of infertility, read Pregnant with Hope.

First and foremost, this is a very good book about the biology and medicine of infertility. Although Wolfe has male infertility and does a great job of explaining the physical and emotional aspects of male factor, the book is for any man who is part of an infertile couple, regardless of the cause. I interviewed Greg on the November 3, Creating a Family show. This memoir is funny, sad, frustrating, and most of all, honest. I suspect many of you will see yourself and feel less alone. I interviewed Peggy on the November 19, Creating a Family show, so check out that interview as well.

Tiny Toes by Kelly Damron. Kelly writes honestly about her journey through infertility, prematurity and depression. This trip almost cost her her marriage and one of her daughters, but ultimately it is a book about triumph. She survives and so does her marriage and daughter. This survival is a testament to hard work, counseling, and modern medicine antidepressants and the NICU in equal measure. This is a cautionary tale to those who think twins are the preferred outcome of Assisted Reproductive Technology.


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I interviewed Kelly for the January 14, Creating a Family show on how to reduce the risk of multiples. She experienced her share of the ups and downs and heartache and uncertainty before becoming the parent of three daughters through IVF.

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