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Jennifer Robertson

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Self Help, Nonfiction, Spirituality

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Jennifer Robertson is a fertility coach and has helped women all over the world transform their mindset and take back control of their life in the midst of infertility.

Throughout her own 7 year fertility journey, Jen discovered that her old ways of pushing and working hard weren't serving her and is now using the lessons she learned along the way to develop programs and support those who are still struggling to conceive.

A former CFO and your typical Type A , get shit done personality, Jen now lives by the beach with her husband and two beautiful children. She uses her experience and voice to raise awareness for a disease that affected her personally and so many others around the world. ...more

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Jennifer Robertson I usually take a break and go for a walk along the beach. That is my happy place, where my mind can stop and where I can connect. It gets me back in t…moreI usually take a break and go for a walk along the beach. That is my happy place, where my mind can stop and where I can connect. It gets me back in the flow rather than just forcing it.(less)

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The Injustice of Infertility: A True Story of Heartbreak, Determination and Never-Ending Hope

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How to Say No Without Guilt: A Survival Guide for IVF and Infertility

Guilt has become the junk drawer of emotions.

You know the one… the drawer in your kitchen where everything ends up, because you don’t have the energy to find its real home. Rubber bands, takeaway menus, a random Allen key from Ikea… all shoved together under the label “miscellaneous.”

That’s exactly what we do with guilt.
Any time something feels uncomfortable i.e. saying no to a baby shower, takin

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Jennifer Robertson wrote a new blog post How to Say No Without Guilt: A Survival Guide for IVF and Infertility Guilt has become the junk drawer of emotions. You know the one… the drawer in your kitchen where everything ends up, because you don’t have the energy Read more of this blog post »
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