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Infertility Books

I would like to give a book or two to a friend going through infertility.

I came across a few titles that sounded interesting.

So Close: Infertile and Addicted to Hope
The Empty Picture Frame

Any suggestions on any of these or other books?

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Thank you ladies for your suggestions. I was looking for more supportive than informative.

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the book, "Take charge of your fertility" ... is a big hit with many women I have come across..

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I don't know your friend's religious beliefs, but I found
Infertility: Finding God's Peace in the Journey by Lois Flowers
to be helpful.
Also www.resolve.org puts out a publication that is both informative and supportive. Might be some support on the site now as well.

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The infertility cure by Randine Lewis, PhD
"the ancient chinese wellness program for getting pregnant and having healthy babies"
it shows up at amazon.com for prices ranging from $6.25 (used) to $11.55 (directly from amazon.com) plus shipping charge
book explains about acupuncture and diet changes
"acupuncture is applied in order to supply what is lacking and drain off excessive fullness..."

A friend of mine - Susan Nigro teaches fertility yoga and uses this book as one of her references.

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"Inconceivable: A Womans Triumph over Despair and Statistic" by Julia Indichova was a very uplifting, wonderful book - would HIGHLY recommend.
Also, second what Carolyn mentioned - "The Infertility Cure" by Randine Lewis.

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I went through infertility and found that the book infertility for dummies had a lot of information.

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