When my husband and I were struggling with fertility issues, it was
overwhelming and stressful.
We felt very alone as no one in our family or friend group had
struggled to have a child.
There were so many details to keep track of that it made trying to
have a child a depressing experience full of work.
There were difficult moments of answering questions, dealing with
pregnancy announcements, and getting unsolicited advice about
how to “make it happen”.
It strained my marriage at times as we had different perspectives,
experiences, and ways to cope.
Infertility was a roller coaster ride fueled by grief, loss, hormones,
medications, and isolation.
After my infertility journey was over, I wanted to combine my personal experience with my professional experience as a Marriage and Family Therapist and Relationship Coach to help others.
