The Infertility Voice™

Our Journey to Adoption

Guest Post by Adopt1soon We would like to share our journey in the hopes that we might help someone else who is struggling … Read More »

Checking Your Baggage at the Gate

By Heidi Brockmyre

Your intuition has unlimited access to timeless wisdom. Intuition involves your mind-body connection. It’s about paying … Read More »

The Gift of Thriving Instead of Just Surviving

By Kirsten Karchmer

Every year around this time when everyone is getting excited about the holidays, you start seeing all of these really … Read More »

Parenting With PCOS

By Guest Blogger

Welcome to the 2014 Voices of PCOS blog series at The Infertility Voice, in honor of PCOS Awareness Month! Parenting … Read More »

Can I Foster If I’m Single? A Look At Fostering In The UK

By Guest Blogger

By Alice Porter A great foster parent needs to be patient, caring and supportive and if you possess these characteristics, … Read More »

From Ending to Beginning

By Melissa Miles Carter

It’s been over ten years–ten years of waiting, wishing, and hoping for this ending: The ending of my infertility. After ten … Read More »

Where the Hell Have I Been Lately?

Mar. 21, 2013

Snarky, short answer: right here, silly. Longer, more convoluted answer: it's complicated. I haven't posted here since late February and that's no good. Spam comments have begun piling up in my Akismet queue. Pageviews are down. I can … Read More »

Book Review: “And Hannah Wept” by Michael Gold

Apr. 16, 2009

Finished And Hannah Wept: Infertility, Adoption, and the Jewish Couple by Michael Gold. It's currently out of print, and was first published in 1988... so, the information is a bit dated (IVF was apparently still highly experimental at the time the … Read More »

Welcome to April’s ICLW!

Apr. 21, 2010

Hi there! If you're stopping by from ICLW, welcome and thanks for visiting. I think most of my pages and tags should be good places to get started to know a little bit more about this blog, but here's the quick and dirty reader's digest version with … Read More »

Today is D-Day.

Mar. 18, 2014

Larry worked from home yesterday morning. Checking our shared Google calendars, he saw I had written in something for today. "What's D-Day?" he asked me, genuinely confused that perhaps he's forgotten something important. "Diagnosis Day," I … Read More »

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