You’ve gone through the process to see if you have viable eggs and sperm. You’ve done the bloodwork, ultrasounds, and other various tests. IUI is not an option for you, so the doctor will then consider In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).

You’ve been through a lot. The constant waiting and guessing each month are wearing you thin. You don’t know when the testing, questions, and options will end. It’s time to switch things up. Let’s add a little zest to life again. Let’s plan something for you, your spouse, and the Lord to do that will refresh your spirit and marriage.

Through Declan’s passing, it has led Michael and I to review where we are at in life and marriage. One of the topics that has come up is children again. We began talking about the different fertility options and wondering which one we should consider. Then Michael asked a very important question. “Why do we want to have kids”?

I wouldn’t say this is as much a faith filled story as it is a faith based story. But it is still marked by infertility and one I thought I should share.

A praise to the Lord for those who’ve had their miracles

When it comes to infertility, it really does affect both the wife and husband in the relationship. Elkanah, Hannah’s husband, is seldom talked about. But I feel it is important to look at his response in this situation as well.

Our lives are like vapour. They’ll here one minute and gone the next. Yet, the Creator of the Universe has a deeply profound and intricate plan for Y-O-U!

As we head towards Father’s Day, this is a prayer for all the men struggling with infertility

You’re stuck. One of you in the relationship cannot produce egg or sperm. What options do you have?

You’ve received the invitation. Now you’re torn. Do you go or stay home? If you’re answer is yes, let me help you conquer that shower!