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Mid-treatment

Been pursuing parenthood and wondering “Where do I go from here?” We’ve got resources to help you stay on track. For treatment options, please visit FerringFertility.com

Support for the long haul

Sometimes you just need to connect with someone who understands what you’ve been through. We can help guide you to your next step—whatever that may be.

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Our trained coaches are all credentialed fertility nurses. They’re here to anticipate your fertility needs and answer your fertility questions—even the ones you didn’t know to ask.

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Been there, tried that, now what?

If you’re feeling stuck on your fertility journey, these questions can help you figure out the best way forward with your fertility specialist.
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My best advice is to surrender to your journey. From a fellow warrior, you can do this. Keep fighting!
– Elise

Stay informed

We’ll send you information to help you understand fertility challenges and treatment options.

Motivation to keep going

We created this community to remind you that you’re never alone. Whether you’re experiencing fertility struggles, trying a new treatment, or searching for a donor, there’s someone else who has gone through something similar. Read real people’s stories about love, loss, and life throughout their fertility journey.

Inspiring stories from those who’ve been there

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A letter to my daughter: Tanner’s journey
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6 IUIs, 2 IVFs and one big blue-eyed miracle: Jordan’s journey
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An IVF journey after testicular cancer: Maddie’s journey
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See all stories

Your fertility journey is yours alone, but sharing your story can help others facing similar challenges.

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Community is everything

The journey isn’t always easy but #FertilityOutLoud has your back.
Connecting with real people who have been there can make you feel less alone. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Reddit, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to get the facts, hear inspiring stories, and be empowered to share your own.
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I entered motherhood with a lot of expectations: I expected it to be life changing, I expected an identity shift, and I expected it to be hard. What I never anticipated were the ‘hows.’ I thought to myself, ‘How will I find the strength to go through this?’
– Chelsea

Setting boundaries

Most people don’t realize they’re being hurtful when they say or ask insensitive things. So, use those situations to set boundaries. You can use these examples to get your gears turning.

When they say…

“When are
you having kids?”

You say…
Stop asking this. You don’t know if I’ve been trying for a while or the problems I may be facing. Frankly, it’s no one’s business. Instead, let me come to you with that news.
When they say…

“Just relax. Stress makes it harder to get pregnant!”

You say…
Please stop saying this. No one likes being told to “relax”; it’s not helpful. Instead of saying it, help me DO it by offering to hang out or go for dinner, or just by letting me vent.
When they say…

“Can’t you just adopt?”

You say…
My journey is personal. You have no idea the avenues I’ve explored so far. There are lots of different options like IUI, IVF, surrogacy, and yes, adoption…but maybe we just aren’t there yet.
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2021 was the year that changed everything. It started with a pregnancy that resulted in a loss of my one and only embryo from a clinic that didn’t support me, and it ended at a new clinic with a phenomenal doctor and 5 genetically normal frozen embryos. There are no guarantees, but there is always hope.
– Fertility Out Loud community member