How to Help Friends and Family Through Infertility - Kornswiet, Alexandra
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This book aims to help those who want to support their friends and family going through infertility, but don't know how. This book will help people understand what to say, what to do, and more details about infertility overall, so they feel better equipped to offer support. Do you have a friend or family member who is suffering from infertility, but you do not know what to say? Do you feel like you want to support them, but you do not know how? Do you want to know more about what they are going through, but feel you should not ask? That is where this book comes in! Inside, you will find…mehr

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This book aims to help those who want to support their friends and family going through infertility, but don't know how. This book will help people understand what to say, what to do, and more details about infertility overall, so they feel better equipped to offer support. Do you have a friend or family member who is suffering from infertility, but you do not know what to say? Do you feel like you want to support them, but you do not know how? Do you want to know more about what they are going through, but feel you should not ask? That is where this book comes in! Inside, you will find suggestions about what to do and what to say, as well as common phrases to avoid. You will also find a section all about the details of what infertility is, so you can do your own research, get answers, and figure out how to offer support - all without having to question the person going through it! By just opening this book, you are already getting a great head start to supporting your friend, family member, or loved one!
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Alexandra and her husband are high school sweethearts, who always knew they wanted to have a family together. In 2015, she and her husband started trying to have children, and quickly realized they would need help, and that IVF would be their only option. They felt lucky when their first round of IVF gave them in their first son in 2017. Quickly after, Alexandra and her husband decided to try for another child, recognizing it could take some more time given her diagnoses. They had no idea what they were in store for. Between 2017 - 2019, they went through six cycles of IVF and lost four pregnancies, which was an incredibly difficult time for their family. Alexandra has been diagnosed with many infertility issues, and eventually found out that she could no longer carry a pregnancy full term, even when IVF did work. Their final option for a second biological child was surrogacy. They matched with an incredible person, and finally are having their second son at the end of 2020! It's been a very long, difficult road, but she hopes to help others by sharing her story and what she's learned.