Navigating the Unknown: Navigating childlessness by circumstance, healing, and finding our light. - Cason, Anya
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Navigating the Unknown: navigating childlessness by circumstance, healing, and finding our light. This is a guided journal created by a childless after infertility woman for childless women as a result all circumstances, not limited to infertility. The hope behind this journal is to offer support, while accepting the unfathomable outcome of childlessness. This journal was created by me, Anya, while I was healing from my ectopic pregnancy that lead to a full abdominal hysterectomy at age of 37, ending our path to parenthood. This journal was designed to help women feel less alone, The journal…mehr

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Navigating the Unknown: navigating childlessness by circumstance, healing, and finding our light. This is a guided journal created by a childless after infertility woman for childless women as a result all circumstances, not limited to infertility. The hope behind this journal is to offer support, while accepting the unfathomable outcome of childlessness. This journal was created by me, Anya, while I was healing from my ectopic pregnancy that lead to a full abdominal hysterectomy at age of 37, ending our path to parenthood. This journal was designed to help women feel less alone, The journal offers lists of childless and childfree women from the past and women of today, journal prompts, positive affirmations, uplifting and inspirational quotes, coloring pages, and much more.
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Hello, my name is Anya and I am newly childless. We tried to conceive for over 5 years, to only face heartbreak and disappointment. I created this journal after realizing my infertility journey would be ending without a baby. I felt lost, heartbroken, underrepresented, unsupported, purposeless, defeated, and very alone. I was looking for ways to help me navigate my grief, without being told to attempt surrogacy or to adopt.