Knowledge is power. Plain and simple, the more we know about anything—but specifically our health—the more we can maintain control, make informed decisions, and manage our health needs and overall well-being. Sometimes we learn too late that there are preventive or proactive measures to a better health outcome. It is easier to understand or analyze something after it has happened, instead of predicting or anticipating how it will be beforehand. Unfortunately, after something happens or doesn’t go our way, it may be too late, especially as it relates to health.
Read MoreAnyone who has not conceived immediately upon trying has likely googled something to the effect of “how long will it take me to get pregnant? Every source on the internet echoes what most people will also hear from their gyno: in so many words, “just relax”. The reality is, this advice can do real damage for some of us.
Read MoreSupporting a loved one as they endure infertility is no easy feat. You are likely dealing with someone who is going through months and years-long waves of disappointment, hopelessness, grief, and heartbreak. The good news is, although there is no guidebook for those experiencing infertility, there certainly is one for those in supportive roles.
Read MoreMore than anything, a Fertility Coach exists to help ease the profound burden of infertility. A good Fertility Coach has been there and knows first-hand how overwhelming, confusing, painful and lonely the process can be. Your relationships, your confidence, your bank account and your body may all take a massive hit as you endure infertility. Here’s how a Fertility Coach can help.
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