I Need your Help!

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Calling all women and men who have experienced infertility and/or loss or who was affected by someone who has experienced it, I’m asking for your help.

I was recently inspired by another book to collect stories of encouragement and hope to those experiencing infertility and/or loss. For those that know me, you know that I’m passionate about sharing my personal journey of infertility and loss, and it’s always been my goal to help others.

My plan is to compile letters and notes of encouragement and hope from those who have been affected by infertility and loss. In order to make this happen, I need your help!

I know dozens of men and women who have been affected by infertility and loss, and I’m asking you all to help and also reach out to those who have also been through it or was affected.

My goal is to combine these heartfelt, raw and beautiful stories of hope and encouragement to publish for all of those currently on a similar journey.

I welcome men and women of all ages to participate.

Those who participate will be credited within the book and receive a discounted book.

Please, I need your help to make this a reality.

Please email me for my home address if you would be willing to send a hand written letter. If you’d like to email me one, please email me at coffeechaosandgiggles@gmail.com

Thank you so much!

Danielle

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  1. what a wonderful idea! I think this will be a great thing to show others they are not alone in their journey – because a lot of the time you feel like you are!

  2. I myself have experienced a miscarriage just before I had my son. I always knew I wanted to be a mom since I was little. This was one of the moments in life I was waiting for. When I got pregnant I was over the moon and couldn’t keep it in, I literally told everyone I ran into. Just 2 months into the pregnancy I lost my little babe but didn’t find out til I was due for my 3 month scan. It was the most devastating and heart breaking experience. It left me scared and scarred. When I got pregnant the second time I was so fearful. I told nobody, just my husband. We didn’t even tell family til I was about 5 months along and didn’t announce publicly til I had the baby. I’ve got my rainbow baby now but I still hold my first unborn child in my heart. My little one has helped me heal so much but of course Ill always remember the little one I lost.

  3. I was told I couldn’t get pregnant – for 7 years – and then… ALL OF A SUDDEN a year ago… BAM – pregnant. It was the craziest discovery of my life. And now, we have a beautiful little baby boy. But um, hot damn, I never saw myself as a mom, EVER!

  4. A friend of mine had a miscarriage about a year ago. It was really hard for her and her fiancé. Having our group of friends to check in on her and simply be a shoulder to cry on was enough for her to muscle through.

  5. Hi, what a great way to get some good stories out there in a book excited for the preview.

  8. an important topic. I found out I have a bicornuate uterus so having a baby will be hard for me. its nice of you to collect these stories. Thanks for checking out heartbeatindy.com.

  10. This is such a good idea to showcase all the stories. I haven’t faced this type issue yet but my friend has experienced this in her life and so I will share you email with her. If she wants to share her life then she will email you.

  12. You are doing a great job gal. I wish you good luck with your new book. Give a shoutout once it’s published. I’m sure it will help many souls with boosting stories.

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