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It wasn’t too long ago when I was first trying to get pregnant myself. I remember being excited, nervous – and I can now admit even a little bit scared – as I first met with my doctor. Even though she was more than capable and assisted me in every way possible, I couldn’t help but think that I didn’t know enough and that I wasn’t ready for such a big leap in my life. Basically I was under the belief that I wouldn’t be prepared no matter what I did and that I wouldn’t get to a place mentally where I thought I would be comfortable.
And this was well before I discovered that I was having problems conceiving.
When this idea first came to my attention I thought to myself “infertility, I can’t be suffering from this, that’s impossible!” Well I was, and I bet this sounds a lot like you, too. If it does sound like you, or your spouse, you’ll want to deal with this denial, first and foremost. Once I dealt with my issues I came to the realization that infertility was my reality. What I failed to realize, though, was that for the longest time I was under the impression that infertility was a death sentence, that it was permanent and that it could not be overcome.
I was wrong.
Now, before we get started with explaining treatments you must always remember that all “infertility” really means is that it’s harder to conceive – by traditional measures; it’s never impossible. Infertility does not mean that you’ll never get pregnant, in fact it’s quite the opposite. You can, and will, experience the joys of child rearing, even if you’re in your mid-forties, even if you’re older!
Listen, the women you see on this page have stories just like mine. We have all been in your situation and we feel your pain. Asking yourself over and over again “how can I get pregnant” can be frustrating to the point where it feels as if you’re stuck in an impossible situation. But we’re not here to lament on the anguish of what was; we bear good news. Pregnancy is more than a possibility for all women.
The real problem is that women are asking the wrong question; it’s not about whether or not you can get pregnant, but rather how do I get pregnant; “what do I need to do in order to get pregnant?” This is what you should be asking yourself. Our reproductive process would suggest that there’s simply one method to do this, but in this day of modern science we both know that there are now alternative options available. Any and every woman can get pregnant; it’s just that the measures required to do so vary from woman to woman.
That’s why I’m here to talk to you about How to Get Pregnant. The incorporated techniques in this program are specifically designed, and they are also varied to the point that they will work for all types of women, regardless of personal and medical histories. Some of the solutions offered in this program will work for some women, and other methods will work for other women. We females are complex creatures, right? So it only makes sense that when it comes to getting pregnant, there’s not going to be a “one size fits all” type of solution. These solutions are as varied as are our bodies. So, if you need help getting pregnant, your worries are over – we have the solutions!
And this was well before I discovered that I was having problems conceiving.
When this idea first came to my attention I thought to myself “infertility, I can’t be suffering from this, that’s impossible!” Well I was, and I bet this sounds a lot like you, too. If it does sound like you, or your spouse, you’ll want to deal with this denial, first and foremost. Once I dealt with my issues I came to the realization that infertility was my reality. What I failed to realize, though, was that for the longest time I was under the impression that infertility was a death sentence, that it was permanent and that it could not be overcome.
I was wrong.
Now, before we get started with explaining treatments you must always remember that all “infertility” really means is that it’s harder to conceive – by traditional measures; it’s never impossible. Infertility does not mean that you’ll never get pregnant, in fact it’s quite the opposite. You can, and will, experience the joys of child rearing, even if you’re in your mid-forties, even if you’re older!
Listen, the women you see on this page have stories just like mine. We have all been in your situation and we feel your pain. Asking yourself over and over again “how can I get pregnant” can be frustrating to the point where it feels as if you’re stuck in an impossible situation. But we’re not here to lament on the anguish of what was; we bear good news. Pregnancy is more than a possibility for all women.
The real problem is that women are asking the wrong question; it’s not about whether or not you can get pregnant, but rather how do I get pregnant; “what do I need to do in order to get pregnant?” This is what you should be asking yourself. Our reproductive process would suggest that there’s simply one method to do this, but in this day of modern science we both know that there are now alternative options available. Any and every woman can get pregnant; it’s just that the measures required to do so vary from woman to woman.
That’s why I’m here to talk to you about How to Get Pregnant. The incorporated techniques in this program are specifically designed, and they are also varied to the point that they will work for all types of women, regardless of personal and medical histories. Some of the solutions offered in this program will work for some women, and other methods will work for other women. We females are complex creatures, right? So it only makes sense that when it comes to getting pregnant, there’s not going to be a “one size fits all” type of solution. These solutions are as varied as are our bodies. So, if you need help getting pregnant, your worries are over – we have the solutions!
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