'Infertility' is a word that I never paid much attention to. In my younger years, it certainly didn't faze me, and in recent years, I would let the word go in one ear and out the other. That's what you're supposed to do. That's what faith tells you to do, anyway. You don't accept it as having any bearing on your life or future and you stay positive. I truly never thought my life would have any intersection with infertility. Then when we were sitting in the doctor's offi

Saturday would have been my dad's 64th birthday. It's still so very hard to believe that he's not with us in this life anymore...and although time is passing, I'm starting to feel like it's always going to be unreal. The last six months have proven that grief is such a complex thing to navigate, constantly taking you back and forth and through a wide spectrum of emotions and stirring up memories along the way - some are great and welcome, some are terrible and cruel. When my

When I was told a little over a year ago that I had premature ovarian failure (POF), my husband and I were completely blindsided. We had been trying to get pregnant for at least a few years by that time, and we just figured it was taking time. Let's be honest, getting pregnant is a miracle any time it happens. The stars almost literally have to align. This is something I think a lot of couples don't think about, especially if they've never had an issue getting pregnant. (Con