Previous: Infertility Part 14: Money Stress As I wrote in Infertility #12: Urologist, I had already seen a regular urologist for an initial referral, a physical exam, and then a test called a Karyotype. With the Karyotype, I had my genetics tested to see if I was possibly born with an additional chromosome or if…
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Infertility Part 14: Money Stress
I know that people try to help by finding a positive, but by saying those things immediately, all you effectively do is completely dismiss the feelings of the one dealing with the problem.
Infertility Part 13: Fertility Clinic!
Having a fertility clinic be involved and begin to move us further down the path was a wonderful feeling, but not without it’s own complications.
Infertility #12: Urologist
This post was written in Winter 2022 and details the first few steps with a urologist that took many months.
Infertility #11: Counselling
Nervous to start, but glad I made the effort.
Infertility #10: Coworkers
Having a supportive community in all areas of your life can really help.
Andrea Part 3: Second Bedroom
My wife shares the next part of our story from her perspective and addresses the empty bedroom that will hopefully belong to children some day.
Infertility #9: Baby Makin’ Fund
Infertility ain’t cheap, and that certainly generates some emotions on it’s own.
Infertility #8: Publicity
Telling people and being very open and public about our infertility journey is wonderful but can be challenging as well
Infertility #7: Friends and Family
Telling the people closest to us to start making sense of things during this hard time was extremely important.
Growing Inside, Shrinking Outside 