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Fertility Foibles
http://www.fertilityfoibles.blogspot.com
The lighter side of infertility and trying to conceive. Also, details the experience of going through an international adoption.
- Added on: Aug 9th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Egg Factory
- Listed in: Women's Health Womens
- Tags: humor fertility infertility getting pregnant surrogacy trying to conceive
Recent Posts
Twelve Days of Infertile\'s Christmas Finale
On the first day of Christmas, My true love gave to me: wishes for a pregnancyOn the second day of Christmas, My true love gave to me: two embryos and wishes for a pregnancy On the third day of Christmas, My true love gave to me: three Follistem pens...
Twelve Days of Infertile\'s Christmas continued
On the fourth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me:Four falling eggs, three follistim pens, two embryos and wishes for a pregnancy.On the fifth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me:Five telephone rings (with news of a strong Beta), four fal...
The Twelve Days of An Infertile\'s Christmas
Christmas is tough for infertiles (see previous post on FaceBook annoyances related to kids and Christmas). This time of year more than any other, I am reminded on a constant basis of the fact that I am not a parent. So, I decided to do something ...
Some Fertile FaceBookers frustrate me
I have been wanting to write something about those darn fertile FaceBookers who post every little detail of their pregnancy or minute milestone in their children's lives for months, but for some reason have neglected to do so. It truly has become my...
Tis the season for cursing your uterus
Ahh, the holidays, it's the "most wonderful time of the year". Well, that is unless you're infertile. Don't get me wrong, I love the period between Thanskgiving and Christmas. For me, it's the time of year of spoiling my niece and n...
Yet another Chinese fertility ritual
We spent Thanksgiving weekend in a city in midwest China where we saw the magnificent Terracotta Warriors, called the eighth wonder of the world. And, I know now why - it was truly stunning. Two thousand lifesize warriors that have ...
