The Christian Woman's Guide to Infertility: Hope and Healing even without a Baby

by Natasha Metzler

To every woman who is striving to follow God but is aching over barrenness and loss and dreams-that-keep-dying month after month... This book is for you. Having faced over a decade of long-term infertility, Natasha Metzler shares her her personal story and encouragement to Christian women who are experiencing barrenness. This small booklet is written from the middle of infertility to admonish and encourage those who are struggling to follow God while dealing with all the emotion and discouragement of lost dreams.

111 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 7, 2021

About the author

Natasha Metzler doesn’t have a whole list of credentials to tell you about, but she does have the incredible story of how God met her in the midst of her greatest sorrows and brought redemption.

Her deepest hope and prayer is that every part of her life may be marked by conversation with the Father.

Reviews

[Hilary Skunda · Rating 2 out of 5]

There was some good insight and scripture in here but I would not say that it lived up to the title, of being a guide to infertility. It really was more of a short memoir about this woman's experience. To top it off, she says at the end that she has a baby now. It was very frilly with different fonts and felt lacking in substantive support. Overall, for me , it was not an overly encouraging book.

[Rachel Elisabeth Fleenor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Needed this!

As a young woman struggling with infertility, this book has helped me deal with and cope with the grief that comes. Three years in and this past month has been the hardest. I love how raw and open the author is about their struggles and how we need to lean into Jesus.