Ufrivillig barnløshed: råd og vejledning

Whether readers come to this book as someone personally affected by infertility or someone who wants to learn more about the experiences of individuals facing reproductive loss, Infertilities, A Curation invites readers to consider how creative practices such as art and writing can aid in efforts to heal individual traumas and more broadly as means of advocacy.

From fertile food to fertile mindset Both human and planetary health and fertility are degrading rapidly.We attempt to plant seeds in depleted soils and in depleted bodies. When that does not produce the desired result, we turn to the medical system for assistance. Yet forcing the earth and the body to produce despite their evident state of depletion completely ignores nature's wisdom, with detrimental long-term consequences for our entire species. Being fertile is essential far above and beyond our physical capacity to procreate. Ultimately, fertility is a manifestation of creativity and vitality. Subfertility thus affects our entire life experience, regardless of gender, age or whether or not we have a partner or desire a baby.In this book, the author suggests that struggling with fertility, both on an individual and a collective level, is neither an inevitable fate nor a punishment but rather a symptom which points to underlying imbalances.How can we detect subfertility before it actually manifests itself as the inability to conceive? How can we prepare body and mind for conception in a way that optimizes our own, our children's and the planet's health? What soul lessons are hiding behind our struggles with fertility?Especially if you desire to conceive naturally, but also if you are looking for ways to live a life full of vitality and creativity, while contributing to the regeneration of the planet, this book provides a wide range of tools to help you eat and live the fertile way.

The Tears of a Woman is the story of a woman's emotional struggle to become a mother while navigating weight bias and self-doubt.

Dr. Julissa is an expert in the field and takes the reader through the whys but more importantly the how-tos of improving their odds in adding to their family.With a sensitive and comforting authoritative voice, she guides the readers through common misconceptions, immediate changes in lifestyle, diet, nutraceuticals that will eliminate the obstacles to pregnancy without making the woman feel like she¿s a failure.

Faith and Fertility is my first published book and recounts my personal story of infertility and journey to motherhood. My goal in sharing my story with you is to give you what I so desperately needed when I was in the pit of my infertility mess and depression; a breath. I am desperate for you to know that God sees you, loves you, and that He has great plans for your life. YOU are a child of God and deeply valued and prized.I want you to look at this book and feel loved by the image of Christ holding a baby, knowing that He is in control and that He loves you more than anyone or anything ever could. To place our faith and dreams of a baby in His loving care is exactly where we need to rest in this season of uncertainty. I want you to read the words and scripture God gave me for this book and be overwhelmed with the blessed assurance that you are deeply loved by God your Father. And lastly, I want you to finish reading this book being so filled with love and peace that you can take a second breath knowing that God's plans are PERFECT, and you can confidently stand firm in your faith, praising him in the storm, and trusting Him even if His plans are different than yours.

A concise overview of fertility technology-its history, practical applications, and ethical and social implications around the world.In the late 1850s, a physician in New York City used a syringe and glass tube to inject half a drop of sperm into a woman's uterus, marking the first recorded instance of artificial insemination. From that day forward, doctors and scientists have turned to technology in ever more innovative ways to facilitate conception. Fertility Technology surveys this history in all its medical, practical, and ethical complexity, and offers a look at state-of-the-art fertility technology in various social and political contexts around the world.Donna J. Drucker's concise and eminently readable account introduces the five principal types of fertility technologies used in human reproduction-artificial insemination; ovulation timing; sperm, egg, and embryo freezing; in vitro fertilization; and IVF in uterine transplants-discussing the development, manufacture, dispersion, and use of each. Geographically, it focuses on countries where innovations have emerged and countries where these technologies most profoundly affect individuals and population policies. Drucker's wide-ranging perspective reveals how these technologies, used for birth control as well as conception in many cases, have been critical in shaping the moral, practical, and political meaning of human life, kinship, and family in different nations and cultures since the mid-nineteenth century.

A fascinating and inspiring memoir that depicts one couple's journey through the trials of infertility.Have you ever been told to "Just Have Sex," which will cure the mystery behind your infertility issues? Yeah, me too. That doesn't always work.I wrote this book for:Couples who are experiencing infertility and do not want to feel as alonePeople who want to educate themselves on some of the trials that infertile couples have to go throughPeople who love perseverance memoirs

"A.C. Babbitt has created a book that will be a treasure to families who have lost a child due to miscarriage, stillbirth, adoption, or abortion, and offers them peace through biblical quotations and comforting words."-- Courtnee Turner Hoyle, Readers' Favorite Reviewer#1 Amazon Bestseller and 4x Literary Award Winner Whether you've had a miscarriage, stillbirth, lost an infant, gave up a child for adoption, or even aborted a baby - there's grace for you here. A.C. Babbitt and her husband lost their son, Timothy Lyle Babbitt, May 9, 2016, due to miscarriage. After suffering such a devastating loss, she went through a whirlwind of emotions, including times when she was angry with God. Over time, God put people in her path when she needed them most, for comfort and support. This book is Babbitt's story, over three years' time, documenting her grief journey, as it was happening - in real time.Filled with Scripture and accounts from 9 other moms and dads who have struggled with loss, The Miscarriage Project resource is a must-have for anyone struggling with grief._________________________________________________⭐2023 Reader's Favorite Book Award Finalist⭐2023 The BookFest 2x Award Winner⭐2022 Illumination Book Awards Gold Medalist⭐As seen on CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network), 12.28.2020.

Har du også prøvet at blive overvældet af jalousi, når du ser en gravid mave? Eller få kvalme, når en veninde sender dig et scanningsbillede med hjerter og glade smileys?Bare rolig. Det er helt normalt, når man er i fertilitetsbehandling. Men det kan godt føles overvældende, når alle de ellers så forbudte følelser begynder at dukke op. Især hvis det er i kombination med hormoner, ventetid og masser af usikkerhed.I denne bog guider fertilitetsterapeut Tina Sandager dig gennem de følelser og tanker, der buldrer derudad, når man er ufrivilligt barnløs.Du lærer bl.a. at tackle forbudte følelser som skam og misundelseat respektere din egen sorg over at være barnløs – uden at lade den styre digat holde hverdagen ud, selvom du er i behandlingat passe på parforholdet midt i alt det svære.Tina Sandager er psykoterapeut med speciale i fertilitetsbehandling og tidligere fertilitetssygeplejerske. Hun har hjulpet flere hundrede kvinder og mænd med at finde ro i alt det følelsesmæssige undervejs i deres behandling. Nu er det din tur.Denne bog er en gennemredigeret og opdateret udgave af bogen Hvornår bliver det vores tur? der udkom i 2017.

Explore the impact diet and lifestyle can have on fertility, and boost your chances of conception with over 60 delicious recipes.While some people looking to conceive can become pregnant quickly, this is not the case for all. In fact, just over 15 per cent of people trying for a baby will take longer than a year trying to conceive - a statistic that immediately puts them into a bracket labelled "infertile". Ro Huntriss breaks down the science behind the effect nutrition can have on fertility. Split into two halves, the first chapter offers the science and research behind the dietary choices being advocated, while the second chapter includes over 60 inspiring recipes to help readers achieve the health benefits. With the right diet and lifestyle the age of fertility can be optimized, while also having a positive impact on new mothers healthily coming to term.  This fertility cookbook aims to: - Take readers through the lifestyle choices that can impact fertility whilst also looking at lifestyle changes that could optimise the age couples remain fertile for. - Introduce readers to alternative routes to fertility (such as IVF), taking couples experiencing reduced fertility into account. - Aid both men and women, debunking long-held myths that problems with fertility are attributable to women.- Offer 60 recipes (50 photographed; 10 unphotographed) to provide pragmatic solutions to the scientific advice.Based on scientific research, this is an inclusive nutritional guide, for all couples, whether they are starting their journey to conception, are experiencing reduced fertility caused by conditions such as low sperm production or polycystic ovary syndrome, or are looking at alternative routes to fertility, such as IVF.

A first of its kind, functional lifestyle guide for PCOS, complete with personal stories and nourishing recipes

"I am the space between motherhood and longing for it, but it's a space that doesn't exist. I can't be both fertile and infertile, our language doesn't allow for it. So, this is the space I have created for myself. This is where I live. Forever fertile and infertile. A mother to six, a mother of one. I am childless, and with child. Barren and fruitful. Pregnant and then not. Lucky, unlucky. A thirty-year-old pediatric nurse with dreams of motherhood, Joanne Gallant was confident that she and her partner would conceive soon after they married--it was a matter of when, not if. And yet. Her first pregnancy, a set of twins, is riddled with dangerous complications that endanger her life, and results in devastating loss. After emergency surgery, Gallant is diagnosed with a bicornuate uterus, a rare condition also known as a heart-shaped womb. There is no cure, no pill, no surgery that can alter her fate. What is happening to her now was preordained long before her own birth. As motherhood continues to elude her, Gallant and her partner navigate the world of infertility--up until the pregnancy that results, to their astonishment, in the premature birth of their son. What follows are not the blissful, pastel days of early motherhood, but months of severe post-partum anxiety and post-tramatic stress; she is sure her son will be taken from her. It is a matter of when, not if. Punctuated by moments of incredible joy as she raises her young son, A Womb in the Shape of a Heart is the intimate story of Gallant's journey through miscarriage and motherhood, holding space for the complicated paradoxes of grief and gratitude, of life and death, and the impenetrable depths of a mother's love."--