by Sarah C | Nov 23, 2022 | Childless After Infertility, Childless IVF Survivor, Childless Not By Choice, Childless Perspective, Emotional Health, Involuntary Childlessness, Life After Loss, Mental Health, Post Traumatic Growth
Image credit: George Hodan www.publicdomainpictures.net Listen ON Spotify HERE It’s funny – or perhaps actually NOT funny – how the experience of loss immediately evokes the subject of gratitude. Initially from OTHER people. When I began to...
by Sarah C | Nov 9, 2022 | Childless After Infertility, Childless IVF Survivor, Childless Not By Choice, Childless Perspective, Life After Loss
image credit: Moein Moradi www.pexels.com Listen on Spotify HERE It seems my years of hibernation are wending their way out. But not completely out, as in a simplistic black and white, light switch sort of way. I’ll always crave and delight in...
by Sarah C | Sep 15, 2022 | Childless After Infertility, Childless IVF Survivor, Childless Not By Choice, Childless Perspective, Involuntary Childlessness, Life After Loss
How and why the proposition of a higher order can hurt people……and what to do about it #worldchildlessweek “But isn’t that what a writer does?” I wrestled with myself as I attempted to conjure this piece. Not able to recall the fine points of...
by Sarah C | Aug 19, 2022 | Childless After Infertility, Childless Not By Choice, Childless Perspective, Involuntary Childlessness, Life After Loss, Post Traumatic Growth
The Integrative Power In Going Back After Loss “Life must be lived forwards, but it can be understood only backwards.” Soren Kierkegard I felt pretty clear on what I wanted to see. The now “old” high school. The center of town, especially the Victorian house where...
by Sarah C | Jun 8, 2022 | Childless After Infertility, Childless IVF Survivor, Childless Not By Choice, Childless Perspective, Involuntary Childlessness, Life After Loss
Photo credit: Image by S. Hermann & F. Richter from Pixabay When world events penetrate closed wounds For the past number of months I’ve been barreling through things. But not in a frenetic, mindless way. After twelve years of...
