Infertility's Anguish

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Summary: Infertilitie's Anguish....Read All About It!!
Review: Dan and Jan Davis have walked this road and are more than qualified to tell the story. A must read for the infertile and a must read for those who love someone who is infertile. I haven't read a publication that comes as close to the anguish that is felt living with an empty womb. The Davis's do a superb job of offering hope to the hopeless. Check it out for yourself.

Rating:
Summary: Infertilitie's Anguish....Read All About It!!
Review: Dan and Jan Davis have walked this road and are more than qualified to tell the story. A must read for the infertile and a must read for those who love someone who is infertile. I haven't read a publication that comes as close to the anguish that is felt living with an empty womb. The Davis's do a superb job of offering hope to the hopeless. Check it out for yourself.

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Summary: Infertility's Anguish
Review: Having experienced the pain of infertility, Dan and Jan Davis speak from the heart in this book as only they can do. It is apparent that the Davis' have resolved unselfishly to help others who are struggling with infertility and hope that this book will answer some of the questions, as well as serve as a good resource for these couples. I cannot imagine the pain, sorrow and anguish couples must face when they learn that conceiving and carrying a biological child is deemed impossible for them and not in their future. After reading this book, I can truly say I have a greater respect and sensitivity for childless couples everywhere.

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Summary: Infertility's Anguish
Review: Having experienced the pain of infertility, Dan and Jan Davis speak from the heart in this book as only they can do. It is apparent that the Davis' have resolved unselfishly to help others who are struggling with infertility and hope that this book will answer some of the questions, as well as serve as a good resource for these couples. I cannot imagine the pain, sorrow and anguish couples must face when they learn that conceiving and carrying a biological child is deemed impossible for them and not in their future. After reading this book, I can truly say I have a greater respect and sensitivity for childless couples everywhere.

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Summary: Those who suffer with you
Review: I am not infertile, but I know couples that are. I can tell you that this book has helped me to better understand their own personal struggle. It is difficult to relate to infertility issues when you have not experienced them for yourself. This book gives us a guide to a better understanding and compassion for those who know couples struggling with infertility. It is a well written and thought provoking book that I would reccommend to anyone.

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Summary: Those who suffer with you
Review: I am not infertile, but I know couples that are. I can tell you that this book has helped me to better understand their own personal struggle. It is difficult to relate to infertility issues when you have not experienced them for yourself. This book gives us a guide to a better understanding and compassion for those who know couples struggling with infertility. It is a well written and thought provoking book that I would reccommend to anyone.

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Summary: Thoughtfully written, touches your heart!
Review: I found this book very helpful. Infertility is a lonely dis-ease to have. Reading the stories helps you feel less alone in your struggle. It is also very positive and encouraging about whatever outcome you choose/is chosen for you. And it's one of the few books that can be read by a couple that has tried everything but (for whatever reasons) decides/is forced to go child-free. Many other books end with the authors having a healthy baby, which can make you feel really left out if you and your partner are part of the percentage of people who don't.

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Summary: Thoughtfully written, touches your heart!
Review: I found this book very helpful. Infertility is a lonely dis-ease to have. Reading the stories helps you feel less alone in your struggle. It is also very positive and encouraging about whatever outcome you choose/is chosen for you. And it's one of the few books that can be read by a couple that has tried everything but (for whatever reasons) decides/is forced to go child-free. Many other books end with the authors having a healthy baby, which can make you feel really left out if you and your partner are part of the percentage of people who don't.

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Summary: Wonderful book!
Review: Infertility's Anguish is a practical as well as a philosophical book. It conveys heartfelt grief yet can make the reader laugh. It is a very personal story of one couple, interspersed with anecdotes from interviews with others on the same infertility journey. The section on dealing with emotions was particularly helpful, both for men and women. Without giving away the end results of this couple's struggle, I will say that the book does a great job of dealing with resolution after years of searching. This book can help families and friends of infertile couples understand the ups and downs of infertility, as well as couples in the middle of anguish at this time.

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Summary: This book is needed!
Review: Infertility's Auguish is both practical and philosophical. It conveys heartfelt grief, yet can make the reader laugh. Without giving away the end result of this couple's infertility journey, I can say that it deals with resolution after years of searching. That section alone, entitled "Moving On", is worth the price of the book. The authors' very personal story is interspersed with anecdotes from interviews with other infertile couples. Although it contains valuable information, it is very readable. I found the section on dealing with one's emotions to be especially helpful, for both men and women.