Humanize Infertility
Dr. Hillary Alberta ShererEmpowering those going through infertility with knowledge, hope, and connection.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 52 | Subscribers | Read | humanizeinfertility.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Welcome to Holding Grief and Joy!
I have been quiet over the past few months partly because we have had a lot of daily life happening and partly because I have been working on a new writing project.
IVF Took Over My Body
“I didn't really know much about infertility. Growing up, it was not something that was ever really discussed; it was a taboo topic. If there was a family member or someone from church who didn't have children, you just assumed that they ju...
Infertility Is Sounding An Alarm In Your Body
Infertility is more than suffering from not being able to have a baby. Infertility is a flag waving internally and an alarm sounding, trying to signal that there is DIS-ease in your body. Something isn’t working properly and your body is no...
Feel Seen and Heard Through Community
I started Humanize Infertility to create a community where stories knit us together. It’s about linking arms, sharing knowledge, unwavering support, and hope every step of the way with an open heart and an open hand.
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I am a researcher with expert knowledge in the policy and ethical conversations around women’s health. I am working to unravel the myths of perfection and learning how to show up in the thick of life and all the swerves we are asked to dance with.
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