The Ivf Journal: The Solution for Managing Practitioners, Tests, Medications, Appointments, Procedures, & Finances

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Taking the reader by the hand, The IVF Journal manages every stage of in-vitro fertilization, from finding the right doctor for readers' needs, to managing preparatory care and insemination, to providing simple sheets to help manage the financial aspects. ather than bombard readers with technical jargon and complicated advice, The IVF Journal is designed to be accessible to all readers during this important time in their lives.

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"I loved The IVF Journal.It is beautifully and sensitively written by someone who has been there; it is packed with ideas and suggestions on how to reduce stress prior to, during, and after an IVF cycle; and it is a much needed resource to all IVF patients."
Alice D. Domar, Ph.D, Executive Director of the Domar Center for Mind/Body Health at Boston IVF, Associate Clinical Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, Harvard Medical School, and author of Conquering Infertility

"It's obvious that Stephanie has not only been through the process, but knows all too well what is required to navigate it successfully. I highly recommend The IVF Journal to anyone who wants to keep their sanity. It's like having your very own intelligent, organized, and compassionate personal assistant through the entire IVF journey!"
Marc Sedaka, Author of What to Expect When Shes Not Expecting

"Stephanie Fry has written a really important book which will be of great help to women everywhere who are going through assisted conception. The IVF Journal is packed with practical, reader-friendly advice on how to navigate what can be a very difficult and confusing experience for so many couples. If you're about to embark on IVF, this is the book you need on your bedside table!"
Jessica Hepburn, Author of The Pursuit of Motherhood

Author Bio

Stephanie Fry is an advocate, volunteer and respected member of the local and national professional community serving those with infertility. A former marketing executive turned professional infertility patient, her work in infertility advocacy began in 2010 as a Board Member and the Marketing Chair for RESOLVE New England, the largest regional infertility organization in the country. Currently she is the Director of Corporate Partnerships for RESOLVE New England and continues to volunteer as an Infertility Peer Discussion Group leader in Massachusetts, a role she has enjoyed for many years. She created The IVF Journal as a personal coping mechanism based on her own experience with extensive fertility treatments and hopes to educate, empower and comfort women who are building families through IVF and other infertility treatments.