The first interview answers have started trickling back to my inbox. I am so grateful that so many people are willing to share their stories. Without your experiences, this book would be limited by our own IF journey. The diversity in answer is incredible.
Thank you.
I am so moved by your stories. By the strength that flows through the Land of If. It's such a hard chapter to write. I find myself carrying the folder that contains the stories as delicately as if it contained our actual lost babies. I promise I will care for them. I promise when writing this chapter that I will not only do my best to educate others on how to be helpful (or, the inverse, what not to say or do), but I will honour all the babies that are not here on earth. Your angels.
The Home of IComLeavWe...You Found the Right Place
Current List: September 2009
What is IComLeavWe?
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Peer Infertility Counselor List
Every Woman Should Read This
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Selling Out and Funding U.T.E.R.U.S.
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Who am I?
Melissa, otherwise known as Mel, The Stirrup Queen, and most recently nicknamed Lollipop Goldstein, has been blogging since 2006. She keeps three main sites: Stirrup Queens, Lost and Found (LFCA), and Bridges. She also writes for BlogHer. She's known to Twitter about her wonky ovaries and you can also find her on Facebook. While you're there, you can also become a fan of Navigating the Land of If on Facebook.If you want to figure out how to navigate this site, please click here. There's a lot to process on the sidebars alone and this should help you from getting lost. If you want to know about my header and the image, click here.
She doesn't really know why she is writing about herself in third person, but you can read a lot more about her right here.
What is Stirrup Queens? It's a blog about infertility and pregnancy loss, an exploration of adoption and donor gametes, a bitch session about daily life and books, an outlet for stories and baking lessons written by a sustainable-living, kosher, Jewish, mother of twins conceived via fertility treatments who is still trying to add to her family.
Most Current Huge Project
Infertility's Common Thread
The Creme de la Creme
The 2008 Creme de la Creme List
The Creme de la Creme list was last updated on 2/24/09 (8:01 p.m.). 219 posts on the list.
The list features a post from every participating member of the adoption/loss/infertility (ALI) blogosphere. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate. The list is open the entire year and is added to on a daily basis for several months. If you would like to participate, please click here and read the instructions to send in your submission.
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