National Infertility Awareness Week

When I started thinking about National Infertility Awareness Week, this phrase came to mind, “SomeoNe Is Always Waiting”. This simple statement packs a powerful punch and to me, is synonymous with the purpose of this week. With 1 in 8 couples struggling to conceive, it means there are many people waiting…

Waiting for:

  • Doctor appointments
  • Test results
  • Saving accounts to grow or approval on a loan to pay for treatments
  • The script to be flipped about infertility
  • Answers
  • Better insurance coverage
  • Resources to assist with this extremely complicated process
  • Available treatment options
  • Peace to know if it’s time to take a break or live childfree
  • Support to cope with emotions
  • The chance to receive a new title in life of mom and dad


For these reasons, and many, many more, it’s important to #FliptheScript about infertility. 1 in 8 couples have trouble conceiving. The magnitude of that stat is mind blowing. It means someone you know, has or is currently dealing with this. I decided to #FlipTheScript by sharing our story to provide hope, encouragement, peace, resources and most of all support for others walking a similar path. To me, it means raising awareness about the definition of infertility on all levels – medically, emotionally, physically and financially. Hopefully this leads to more research and resources for couples faced with infertility because it will no longer be a quiet disease.

Over 2.5 years ago, this was something I was too afraid to admit, because once I did, it would officially be part of my story. Although all our doctor visits, shots, medical bills and tears should be proof enough of our situation. I never wanted this to be part of my story, and I can’t say I do yet, but I am thankful for the way God is working through me to use it for His glory.

I ask for your help to #FlipTheScript and bring awareness to change the conversation about infertility. I have some helpful links on my site as does Resolve: The National Infertility Association.

P.S. Our local news station interviewed my husband and I to bring awareness about infertility to our community. Click the link to see our interview. 

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Please share with someone you know who could use some encouragement in the wait.

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