MEMOIRS OF ALMOST BARREN WOMEN - Willis, Tanerra
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Memoirs of Almost Barren Women: Our Journey to Motherhood shares a compilation of women of different ages, races, and marital statuses who were courageous in sharing their challenges with infertility. It is a book that utilizes transparency to connect with families with similar experiences. Its overarching goal is to provide community and support for women, families, and support persons who have these experiences. It offers different barriers to motherhood but encourages families to explore their options. Lastly, it informs families that they are not alone and empowers them to release any…mehr

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Memoirs of Almost Barren Women: Our Journey to Motherhood shares a compilation of women of different ages, races, and marital statuses who were courageous in sharing their challenges with infertility. It is a book that utilizes transparency to connect with families with similar experiences. Its overarching goal is to provide community and support for women, families, and support persons who have these experiences. It offers different barriers to motherhood but encourages families to explore their options. Lastly, it informs families that they are not alone and empowers them to release any shame and guilt. In this memoir, the readers will be encouraged to support families on their journey, seek resources, encourage support, and normalize discussions about infertility. With approximately 1 in 8 families battling fertility challenges no one should be ashamed or fear reaching out for help. Breathe, read, and have hope!
Autorenporträt
Tanerra is a certified pediatric registered nurse and certified CPR instructor. She is married and a mom of one. She enjoys reading, music, and anything that will make her laugh. Infertility is a part of her story, but she does not allow it to define her or steal her joy. During her journey to motherhood she was embarrassed, ashamed, and riddled with guilt. For years she had it on her heart to share her journey in hopes it would help others. After sometime she decided her story alone was not enough and she reached out to other women who were unwilling members of this unwanted club and asked them to contribute. Memoirs of a Barren Woman was compiled to bring more conversation, understanding, and support to infertility. It has a goal to reduce shame and guilt and encourage options for those wishing to grow a family.