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Infertility can be one of the most difficult struggles we can go through. Below are some articles about our early journey when beginning our family life.
From Infertile To A Mother of Many I spent seven years trying to become a mother for the first time. And now I am a mom of many, hauling around my hoard of children, one of those large families that get eyebrows raises in public. It’s been a wild ride. Once upon a time, …
The JAC household is expanding! This coming July, we will be adding another member to our family. It is exciting, and also a bit of a surprise. I feel like after battling infertility for many years, any baby will always be a surprise. It always seems surreal. So far, all is well. Hopefully, it will …
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The places we are going are so much better than the places we have been, but I no longer mind having been to them. A little hardship really is good for us all. And with each success, it becomes easier to see that truth. *********** You see, I thought it was a tummy bug going …
A New Addition & Thoughts on Our Family Evolution Read More »
I have been struggling as of late and this is difficult for me to write. Here we go…. I have written previously about my nursing experience with my son and my goals with my daughter. As mothers, we have so many expectations that first time around. Any difficulties make us feel like lesser women. Women …
Busting infertility myths with Resolve.org. I chose this myth because I could really relate to it from both sides. Although, I am guessing my take on it is different than most. Most people on the receiving end of this assumption are probably older than I was and simply victims of circumstance or timing. Life doesn’t …
The pain eventually fades after losing a baby, but the memory is never gone. Two years ago. When I knew it was over, I knew it was over. But there was a thread I couldn’t snip. I lived like I was still pregnant. Like it would all be ok. I guess that thread was hope. …