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Trying to Conceive: A Helpful, Honest A-Z for Coping with Fertility Worries while trying to get pregnant
This honest and amusing A-Z guide to fertility problems contains both personal stories and practical support to help couples deal with the emotional and physical rollercoaster of infertility. It includes advice on dealing with disappointments, what fertility-friendly foods to eat and how to cope with life while trying to conceive.
183 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 24, 2013
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June 26, 2018
Such a healthy, balanced way of looking at your TTC journey
Very easy read - finished mine in one sitting. Many of the things included are already common knowledge of you have been ttc for a while, but the way they are written is so different to the usual ways we hear about diets a and lifestyle from doctors or specialists. The humour right through the book makes for such easy reading, and it offers a different view from the negative emotions that are rife when trying (and failing) to conceive. The fact the author has been through the ttc journey and shares the same experiences, tests, treatment, and emotions as a lot of the readers have make the book far more relatable and gives hope. The book is very informative, funny, and most of all it helps the reader realise they aren't alone in this journey. Would definitely recommend to anyone ttc. At this price, what have you got to lose?
Very easy read - finished mine in one sitting. Many of the things included are already common knowledge of you have been ttc for a while, but the way they are written is so different to the usual ways we hear about diets a and lifestyle from doctors or specialists. The humour right through the book makes for such easy reading, and it offers a different view from the negative emotions that are rife when trying (and failing) to conceive. The fact the author has been through the ttc journey and shares the same experiences, tests, treatment, and emotions as a lot of the readers have make the book far more relatable and gives hope. The book is very informative, funny, and most of all it helps the reader realise they aren't alone in this journey. Would definitely recommend to anyone ttc. At this price, what have you got to lose?
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