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Summary: Sweet & Light
Review: A wise person once said, "Laughter is the best medicine." The hysterical author, Lisa Safran, takes this saying to a new level. She shares her experience of infertility in a way that is bound to help you relax and find humor in every aspect of your baby making journey. Having fertility problems is no laughing matter for a couple who wants so much to have a baby. However, the author is here to help you get through the grueling process by letting you know what to anticipate, and she shows you that it is possible to find humor along the way. Laughin'fertility is like a cross between The Girlfriend's Guide to Pregnancy (Infertility) and a What to Expect When You're going through IVF. Reading Laughin'fertility is bound to help you keep a positive approach while you go through your own journey of infertility. Hopefully, the author will inspire you to keep an open mind and a light heart while reminding you every day that "laughter is indeed the best medicine." I highly recommend it to anyone who is having trouble conceiving.
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Summary: Should be called, "How To Laugh when You're NOT Expecting"
Review: After reading so many books and being overwhelmed by the clinical information available to the "baby-making challenged," Laughin'fertility was an absolute joy. It helped me find humor where I was otherwise angry (who DOESN'T have an older relative who thinks asking "so when are you kids gonna have a baby?" is funny), and it has helped me smile when I would've liked to cry. The author shines a spotlight on some of the unknown aspects of certain procedures--procedures that filled me with dread initially--and shows us that, with a deep breath and a smile on your face, you can get through anything. I would suggest giving a copy of this book to friends, relatives, even acquaintances who want to understand just what it is to go through this extraordinary--and difficult--time. You don't have to be baby-making challenged to get a kick out of this book. All you need is a heart and a sense of humor. Laughter is good for your body, and when you want a baby you try to take care of yourself--so why not let yourself relax and enjoy this lighthearted treasure. It's a great way to spend your time as you go through this incredible process.
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Summary: Great and funny book
Review: Amidst all of the struggles of Infertility, this book helps you to take a step back and find humor in different situations. The book helps to make stressful situations laughable. Isn't laughter the best medicine?
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Summary: Great and funny book
Review: Amidst all of the struggles of Infertility, this book helps you to take a step back and find humor in different situations. The book helps to make stressful situations laughable. Isn't laughter the best medicine?
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Summary: Stress relief!
Review: Anything that stops stress in its tracks cold increases chances! I hope everyone gets this book, and maybe looks at my website (I will link this book!) www.fertilityfair.com
Thanks for a great read,
Charlotte
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Summary: A must read for the Baby Making Challenged!
Review: How refreshing! I am currently going through IVF treatment and amidst the shots and the raging hormones, this book brings it all into perspective, and leaves you feeling very positive. It finds humour in the darkest corners of infertility, a humor which can only be delivered by a fellow 'Baby Making Challenged' person. It's a very easy and entertaining read....it'll keep you sane and positive!
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Summary: Laughed Out Loud!
Review: This book is a MUST for anyone facing infertility and is regularly subjected to that awful (AND RUDE) question, "So when are you two kids going to have kids?" Her responses to that question and many more are priceless. My only disappointment was that the book was more suited for couples facing IVF and have male factor infertility. But this was the first book I've read about infertility that really deals with the emotional coping aspect. And I'd much rather laugh than cry!
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Summary: A must read for the Baby Making Challenged!
Review: This book is a MUST for anyone facing infertility and is regularly subjected to that awful (AND RUDE) question, "So when are you two kids going to have kids?" Her responses to that question and many more are priceless. My only disappointment was that the book was more suited for couples facing IVF and have male factor infertility. But this was the first book I've read about infertility that really deals with the emotional coping aspect. And I'd much rather laugh than cry!
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