What to Not Say to Someone Freezing Their Eggs
When someone makes a decision to freeze their eggs, it's a HUGE deal. So much went into the decision. And as an outsider, your job is to support, not to question.
What To Text Your Friend Who Is Freezing Their Eggs
There's a delicate balance between asking for too much information and being supportive. But if someone lets you in and tells you they are going through it, it's your job to be present and supportive.
How To Announce A Pregnancy To Someone Going Through Infertility Or Loss
Back to Basics: How am I supposed to share the news of my own pregnancy when I know my sister/friend/cousin, is experiencing infertility? I don’t want to hurt them!
5 Things To NOT Do When Speaking About Mental Health
Supporting someone struggling with mental health is more than asking “How are you doing?” Here are 5 things not to do when speaking about mental heatlh.
“Everything Happens For A Reason”
Let’s file the saying “Everything happens for a reason” under Things To Never Say To Someone Going Through A Hard Time. Saying it to others experiencing hardship can be incredibly hurtful and insensitive.
Just Show Up
At the end of the day, it’s not about the the chocolate, flowers, or wine. It’s about just showing up. If you want to support people struggling to have a baby… Just show up
5 Ways You Can Support Someone with a Cancer Diagnosis
Swipe to read some tips about how to best support a loved one going through cancer treatment.
Extend an Invite for Passover
Reminder to everyone hosting this Passover: it’s not too late to extend another invite, There are people out there struggling 💔
7 Things You Can Do To Offer Support on Mother’s Day
Let’s face it: Mother’s Day is HARD for people struggling to grow their family. Here are 7 things you can do to support loved ones that may be struggling a bit more around this time 💞
Episode 18: Infertility Isolation with Dvora Entin, LCSW, PMH-C
Dvora Entin joins Aimee Baron, MD to talk about the isolation of infertility and loss, how to be helpful when someone is suffering, and the unique pain of secondary infertility.