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Infertility couples cope with a lot of outside noise. Any of this chatter sound familiar? Repost @amberbalkom #infertility #infertilityawareness #infertilityjourney #infertilitysupport #ttc #ttcsisters #infertilitycommunity

From one cyster to another...I know what to pray because I know what plaques you. I know what makes you cry and what makes you feel frustrated. I know the thoughts of guilt you have before each bite and how you wish even looking at bread didn't cause you to gain weight. But it does. Sweet cyster, tonight I see you because I am you. And tonight, I am praying for you.

Our fertilization report is in! Of our 9 eggs, 8 were inseminated via ICSI and 6 successfully fertilized. That is double what we had at this stage during our first cycle. God is so good! And we feel very blessed to have made it this far. . Now for some real talk. What we didn’t expect directly following this call was a feeling of immense sadness. Seth and I sat together feeling overwhelmed by this unexpected emotion for awhile. When we finally found the right words, we talked about how we felt punched in the gut. We thought this moment would be a moment of pure joy because we’ve come so far. We didn’t anticipate such complex emotions. . We talked through how we felt and why we might feel that way. What we realized was that these feelings are coming from a place of fear. We’ve successfully reached this point before only to have our hearts shattered a few days later. I wish we could put the past in the past but that’s just not how grief works. It can hit you out of nowhere with the smallest of triggers. We didn’t realize that phone call would be so triggering for us. But it was, and we had to allow ourselves to feel what we felt in order to get to the other side. . The truth is we don’t know how our update on Saturday, June 8 will go. But we aren’t letting fear lead us over the next few days because fear is a liar! We’re going to continue putting our trust in our good, good Father above. We know He will never leave us or forsake us. We’ve done our part, and the rest is up to Him. . But if not, He’s still good. . . . #infertility #infertilitysupport #infertilityjourney #infertilityawareness #infertilitywarrior #infertilitycommunity #ivfjourney #ivf #ivfcommunity #ivfsupport #ivfwarrior

we understand the word sacrifice more than most people do #infertilitycommunity

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With the start of Memorial weekend & enduring the final days of our 1st deployment, I’ve been deeply reflecting my journey as a military wife. Often waiting... Waiting... Waiting... Waiting for orders. Waiting for deployments. Waiting for phone calls. Waiting for reunions. Waiting for dates. Waiting for him to come home, time & time again. They call her 'Military Dependent', but she knows better: She is fiercely In-Dependent. She can balance a check book; Handle the yard work; Fix a noisy toilet; She is intimately familiar with drywall anchors and toggle bolts. She can file the taxes; Sell a house; Buy a car; Build a pool; Or set up a move... .....all with ONE Power of attorney. Military Wives have an instant & common bond: The Military Wife has a husband unlike other husbands; his commitment is unique. He doesn't have a 'JOB' He has a 'MISSION' that he can't just decide to quit... He's on-call for his country 24/7. His language is foreign TDY PCS OPR OCS ACU AIT CIB NCO POC And so, a Military Wife is a translator for her family and his. She is the long- distance link to keep them informed; the glue that holds them together. A Military Wife has her moments: She wants to wring his neck; Dye his uniform pink; Refuse to move or embark on something new; But she pulls herself together. Give her a few days, A travel brochure, A long hot bath, A pledge to the flag, A wedding picture, And she’s in. She supports. She moves. She follows. Why? What for? How come? You may think it is because she has lost her mind. But actually it is because she has lost her heart. It was stolen from her by a man, Who puts duty first, Who longs to deploy, Who salutes the flag, And whose boots in the doorway remind her that as long as he is her Military Husband, She will remain his military wife. And would have it no other way. ❤️

#ad I feel grateful and blessed every single day for this family of mine. It is National Infertility Awareness Week (#NIAW), and it felt like the right time to #TalkAboutTrying and share our story of how we became a family of four instantly eight years ago. At the time I didn’t know I had fertility issues. I was so busy focusing on my career that I had let the time slip by and never once thought I wouldn’t be able to get pregnant. I knew I wanted to start a family when I met my husband @gabrielburrafato and we tried for over a year, but sadly, nothing happened.⁣ ⁣ I finally went to see my OB-GYN specifically asking for tests to determine if I could conceive. After several rounds of blood and hormone tests, it was determined that my infertility was caused by fibroids blocking the fallopian tubes. ⁣ ⁣ Our only option to conceive was via IVF. Given my “advanced maternal age” at the time my success rate was less than 5 percent. However, we were determined to try because if we didn’t then we would never know. After many heartbreaks, tears, and joy we became a family of four. Thanks to IVF technology, we were able to have a family. We are part of an amazing group of miracles, where 1 to 2 percent of all babies born in the United States each year are conceived via IVF. It’s astounding! ⁣ ⁣ If you have been trying for a year (under 35 years old) or 6 months (35+) and are not getting pregnant, it may be time to see a reproductive endocrinologist. Go and visit My Fertility Navigator (https://bit.ly/2WugCS1) to find one in your area as soon as possible. You are not alone. The fertility journey is a rollercoaster. It’s unexpected and never goes to plan.⁣ ⁣ For every social media post using #TalkAboutTrying during #NIAW, @FerringPharmaceuticals will make a $1 donation to RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association. @resolveorg. This post is sponsored by Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc.

Have you ever heard: if you’re scared to do something, you should totally do it! This is me doing something I’m terrified to do, but doing it anyway. April 21st to April 29th is National Infertility Awareness Week. About 10% of women in the U.S. have difficulty getting pregnant and staying pregnant, I Am One Of Those Women Many women experiencing infertility often feel ashamed, embarrassed, or feel it’s their fault...but these circumstances are no one’s fault & as a result many women/ couples never talk about it, understandably. If I can help one less woman/ couple feel less alone in their struggle then this vulnerable post was worth it. It has taken me a long time to accept this reality: my husband and I will never be able to conceive “naturally” and that’s ok. Instead of focusing on what we don’t have in our lives, we have chosen to focus on our numerous and abundant blessings! We have chosen not to make a baby our lives’ happiness. My husband and I are immensely happy with every second of our lives and us being parents will not make us or break us. In addition, we have chosen to highlight the blessings of not being parents: doing whatever we want, whenever we want, however we want, always. I am also grateful for this experience because it has ultimately made me better. All of the emotional, mental, and physical pain has helped me become the improved version of myself that I needed to become in order to fulfill the universe’s/ God’s plan for my life. It wasn’t easy by any means... depression, hopelessness, and feelings of worthlessness are always difficult to overcome. We do plan on starting fertility treatments (IVF) very soon and we know it will be very hard and a rollercoaster of emotions but as long as we we have each other we know we can get through it regardless of the outcome. If you have any questions or just wanna talk regarding this subject please feel free to reach out to me I am an open book I have acquired a lot of resources and knowledge through this process and would love to share if you need it. Thank you for reading ❤️ P.S. Our Vulnerabilities are Our Super Powers ⚡️Embrace Them, Learn from Them, & Be Grateful for Them... #iammb2019

Nearly 5.5 years. 64 months of a seemingly never-ending cycle of hope and disappointment. In God’s perfect timing, Ryan and I are so excited to announce that we are expecting identical twins in November! After years of infertility testing, doctors told us we have ‘unexplained infertility’ and that IVF was our next step. We initially disregarded the suggestion because it felt forced. I knew that God could make us pregnant in an instant and if biological children weren’t in His plan for us, then I didn’t want to force my plan on Him. However, after about two years of prayer, my heart was finally softened to the idea of IVF. We began the intense process at the beginning of this year and I’m so thankful to have seen the Lord’s hand in this every step of the way. From the day we met our doctors to transfer day, we felt that the Lord was walking with us all along, which brought peace and comfort that’s hard to even explain. Doctors transferred one embryo that day. So you can imagine our surprise when we went back for our 7 week ultrasound and saw two babies on the screen. Identical twins. The embryo had split all on it’s own, I think there is a 2% chance of that happening. God was showing us yet again how much He loved us and that He was in control. So far, our IVF story has been a happy one. We’ve been blessed with healthy embryos and so far, have two healthy babies. But we’ve grown in our faith so much in the past 5.5 years. We had to come to a place where we were ok with not ever having a baby. I found my identity in Christ, not in being a mom or even being Ryan’s wife. We started dreaming of a family in high school and had to grieve every future plan we had ever made. We had to come to a place where Christ was enough. Where we believed that His plan was better than ours, even though we didn’t know what that looked like. We had to let Him write our story, instead of trying to write it ourselves. Two babies. Wow. Glory be to God. Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power that is at work within us, to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever! Amen.