Music has a way of creating just the right mood while also articulating complicated feelings. That’s why making an infertility playlist to mirror your thoughts and feelings can be a really cathartic idea!
Just because it’s February doesn’t mean it’s too late to make a vision board for 2020! Here’s how to visualize the year you want and create a reminder of what you’re working toward.
The Fruitful Fertility team is so excited to announce season 1 of our new podcast: Been There, Injected That. It’s a TMI podcast about going through infertility and all the hormone injections, awkward moments and nervous breakdowns along the way.
Diagnosed with endometriosis at age 20, Leah Williams and her husband tried for two years to conceive naturally before deciding to pursue IVF. In this deeply personal piece, Leah shares why IVF was the hardest thing she’s ever done and why she would do it “a billion times over” if she had to.
As a nutritionist with “unexplained infertility,” Michelle Strong was determined to figure out the cause of her issues and what she could do to fix the problem. Today, Michelle works for her own company, MyMindBodyBaby, and she’s sharing five of her favorite fertility-friendly foods to integrate into your diet while you try to conceive.
What is a “fertility mentor” and how can they help emotionally support you through infertility? Learn why fertility mentors are the perfect mix of friend + post TTC warrior + listener + cheerleader to really see you and support you during one of the most trying times of your life.
After 3 years and 7 miscarriages, Dr. Amy Beckley discovered that her infertility was due to a simple progesterone deficiency. In this blog post, Dr. Beckley shares 5 ways to naturally increase your progesterone levels to better help support a potential pregnancy.
Lisa Schuman, LCSW, has spent more than two decades working with families who have opted for donor conception. Here are the things she’s witnessed donor-conceived kids typically care most about (and it’s not what you’d think).
What happens when the pattern you always thought your life would follow takes an unexpected turn? In this story, Danelle Beckstrand of “We Call It a Journey” shares her family’s long, unpredictable pathway towards adoption.
In honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we’re sharing the harrowing, gut-wrenching story of Jenn Hepton told in 3 parts. In part 3, Jenn shares how she survived the stillbirth of her daughter, Loey, and how her and her husband decided to use a surrogate to help them complete their family.