After
years of infertility struggles and wondering if I ever would be a mom, I felt possessive of that title and sharing it with a birth mother was scary for me.
Not exact matches
After
years of struggling with
infertility and 27 hours
of labor, Eric David and Alexis Rae arrived stillborn.
But as the director
of the Chicago Archdiocese's Respect Life office, she couldn't share her
struggle with
infertility, which lasted for more than nine
years.
Richard; that is truly wonderful for them, but as a woman who has
struggled with
infertility for over 6
years of no help at all to me?
Eventually, the truth came out because I chose to go the very public route
of putting my vagina on display (metaphorically,
of course) by creating a blog and inviting my friends, family, and half my graduating class to read about our
infertility struggles for the next three
years as we underwent countless (read: eight) state -
of - the - art fertility treatments that wreaked havoc on my body, mind, and bank account.
This
year marks my fourth honoring it, and this post is a special dedication to Share's Walk
of Remembrance and the Wave
of Light — in support
of infertility and pregnancy loss and shattering the stigma that often cloaks these
struggles.
I became a mom through adoption, after a five
year struggle with
infertility, so while our financial situation didn't make staying home with our daughter for 15 months all that easy, I couldn't quite bear the idea
of her being with someone else more hours than she was with us, especially for the first
year of her life.
After a five -
year struggle with
infertility and IVF, a difficult induced labor, a cesarean section, a sleepy baby, oversupply issues, a hospitalization and one bout
of mastitis, I felt as though Dallas and I had been through almost every barrier to breastfeeding possible by the time he was two months.
I don't know their
struggles, I don't know if they have lost babies to miscarriage or stillbirth, I don't know if they have suffered
infertility, maybe they had to go through
years of IVF to get their baby, who knows?
Some
of my clients have
struggled for several
years (upwards
of 8 - 10
years) with
infertility, but after implementing a few dietary changes, testing, and targeted supplementation, they have achieved the results they desired.
As someone who
struggled for
years with PCOS related
infertility, I can completely relate to the burning desire to do everything in your power to maximize your chances
of success.
My husband and I
struggled with
infertility for 5
years and underwent treatment for two
years before this pregnancy, which came to us through the gift
of embryo adoption!
After
years of struggling with
infertility and subsequent loss
of twins, I found solace in Pulling Down the Moon.
After many
years of struggling with
infertility, and all
of the heartache that accompanies it, my husband and I are looking into adopting.
After several
years of struggling with
infertility, my husband and I are starting to look into the adoption process.
Hi Kevin and Layla, Fourteen
years ago, we had our son through IVF after several
years of struggling with
infertility.