I Am More Than My Infertility
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By: Marina Lombardo and Linda J. Parker
Format: Paperback
From: Seeds of Growth Press
Pub. Date: September 2007
From: Seeds of Growth Press
Pub. Date: September 2007
Product Details:
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2007-10-31
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 244
Ean: 9780980026603
Isbn: 0980026601
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2007-10-31
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 244
Ean: 9780980026603
Isbn: 0980026601
ABOUT THE BOOK
EDITORIAL REVIEW
This book provides answers at a time in your life when you need them most. It is more than a book; it is a life plan to help you understand, heal, and grow. I Am More Than My Infertility gives you: simple to implement strategies that will enable you to find calm in the midst of confusion; thought provoking exercises to propel you to new insights and understanding; and life-changing solutions that genuinely empower you to make your future everything it was meant to be. Kim Hahn, Founder and CEO of Conceive Magazine says, "I want everyone to buy this book...these tools can change your life."
USER REVIEWS
"This book means well, but misses the mark for women who are infertile and over 40.
It is written for young women/couples who will likely become more than their infertility, but IT DOES NOT speak to those of us who will never have a child of our own in our arms. It is sappy, although on page 10 she claims not to be. The worst thing is that it begins with all these stories of people who have children. It's a self help book for those undergoing the medical third person conception, NOT for those who are grieving the ultimate loss of childlessness. In the 22 years I've been married, it has only recently been allowable to grieve my infertility. The taboo was so strong no one talked about it. Now it is too late for me. This is nice for newly weds, and is NOT the first crisis of my marriage, I've taken lots of yoga/breathing classes and I don't want to hear all the feel good stories of the happy moms who WERE ONLY TEMPORARILY INFERTILE."
~ Written on 2008-07-15
It is written for young women/couples who will likely become more than their infertility, but IT DOES NOT speak to those of us who will never have a child of our own in our arms. It is sappy, although on page 10 she claims not to be. The worst thing is that it begins with all these stories of people who have children. It's a self help book for those undergoing the medical third person conception, NOT for those who are grieving the ultimate loss of childlessness. In the 22 years I've been married, it has only recently been allowable to grieve my infertility. The taboo was so strong no one talked about it. Now it is too late for me. This is nice for newly weds, and is NOT the first crisis of my marriage, I've taken lots of yoga/breathing classes and I don't want to hear all the feel good stories of the happy moms who WERE ONLY TEMPORARILY INFERTILE."
~ Written on 2008-07-15
"The book is good, the title resumes very well the content.
However, I expect more and on the end, the author try to sell more things and I think it diminishes credibility.
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~ Written on 2008-07-14
However, I expect more and on the end, the author try to sell more things and I think it diminishes credibility.
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~ Written on 2008-07-14
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Infertility issues often also impact those close to the those dealing with infertility. I have recently faced the fact that since my own children will never have children, I must learn to deal with a life without GRANDchildren. This book, which brings such empathy and understanding to the issues of grief and loss, has helped me to rethink those generational hopes and dreams that have gone awry in my life. Readers might share this helpful book with other family members who may be sensing their own feelings of loss as it can provide some common ground on which to meet and support each other.
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~ Written on 2008-03-05
Infertility issues often also impact those close to the those dealing with infertility. I have recently faced the fact that since my own children will never have children, I must learn to deal with a life without GRANDchildren. This book, which brings such empathy and understanding to the issues of grief and loss, has helped me to rethink those generational hopes and dreams that have gone awry in my life. Readers might share this helpful book with other family members who may be sensing their own feelings of loss as it can provide some common ground on which to meet and support each other.
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~ Written on 2008-03-05
"I am an acupuncturist that specializes in infertility and I love this book! I have read many books on infertility and many of them leave women (and men) feeling disconnected and uninspired. This book has very practical tools and inspires us to see all of life as divinely ordered. This book is for the person who is willing to let go of being the victim of any situation, and truly open up to embracing all of life.
What a wonderful opportunity!"
~ Written on 2008-01-02
What a wonderful opportunity!"
~ Written on 2008-01-02
"What a practical, power giving book full of real life ideas for those who feel powerless. I heartily recommend this book to anyone struggling with infertility or to anyone who loves someone who is struggling with infertility. I agree with the review above........a good read for anyone who wants to live well no matter the circumstances."
~ Written on 2007-11-30
~ Written on 2007-11-30