Inconceivable

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Inconceivable centers around a husband and wife’s journey to parenthood. The author goes into grave detail about her failed fertility treatments, infant loss, surrogacy, and life after infertility. There were several times throughout this short but impactful memoir, that I felt my heart physically ache for this family and I ended up shedding more than a few tears before it was over with. So many women suffer quietly with infertility and I praise the author for sharing her harrowing story. I know it could not have been easy to share her family’s story with the world, but it was absolutely necessary. The author said this book is intended to “pay her experience forward,” informing women of the realities of their infertility, and it did exactly that. Thank you to Sutherland House, NetGalley, and the author, Alex Johnston, for the eARC. I will absolutely be purchasing a copy of this memoir when it releases in May. Made In Chelsea's MilesNazaire shows off his skating skills as he practises moves with partner Vanessa Bauer ahead of Dancing On Ice Although her approach was initially met with skepticism in the medical community, over the last ten years a growing body of scientific literature has come to support Indichova's findings. I was de-banked... just like Nigel Farage! Landlord left 'incandescent' with rage after Barclays closes...

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Kitten sparks huge RABIES scare that could put 7million Americans at risk after catching virus, then... I'm A Celebrity's Nigel Farage 'accused of stripping for tactical reasons' after displaying his naked bottom in the shower Inside Gaza as you have never seen before: Palestinians share footage of people swimming on the beach, shopping at markets and playing football in a rare glimpse of what life was like in the city before October 7 Beyonce reveals daughter Blue Ivy 'trained even harder' to perform on her Renaissance tour after reading negative social media comments about her dancing While I've never personally struggled with infertility, I've had close friends who had. Not only was this a very well written and entertaining story (I flew through it), but I feel it's also a very important story. Miscarriages and infertility are so common, yet so rarely discussed in our culture. Also, I appreciate that this book has a happy ending - I feel like so many books about infertility end tragically, which is sad. While Hatty and John's relationship isn't perfect, and they definitely have their ups and downs throughout the book, they really love each other. INCONCEIVABLE shows that being able to physically birth a child isn't the only path to motherhood and happiness - a very important and very true message.

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