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Inconceivable by Julia Indichova

Your heart can embrace your baby many years before your body can successfully carry it. This is the story of a mother who would not stop loving her baby although the doctors told her she would never get pregnant.

Nothing strikes fear in the heart of a woman with infertility more than the thought of hearing those words "I am sorry, but there is nothing we can do." Julia Indichova refused to let those words stop her from her quest to have a baby. She followed her heart--and had not one, but two successful pregnancies after the doctors said it was impossible. Although she had been told that there was no chance of having a baby due as her ovaries were no longer working, her quest for motherhood continued.

Indichova's path to parenthood will sound familiar for any woman who has experienced the pain of infertility due to high FSH levels--especially those over 40. Indichova tells of her struggles to get past the medical diagnosis of infertility both emotionally and physically. Her eventual success was through a variety of means including herbs (Traditional Chinese Medicine) and acupuncture. No matter what path you choose, her words are inspirational.

This is not a "How-To" manual. She provides few specifics about how she achieved her successful and healthy pregnancies. It is not her intention to tell you how much of this and what of that to take or do. This is instead a personal tale of pain and hope and finally, triumph over the odds. It is an inspiring and hope-filled book for any woman suffering from infertility. If you are facing an apparently hopeless fertility journey, Indichova's story can help restore your hope and give you a window into how one woman changed her medical destiny and made motherhood a reality.


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