Mother's day and infertility

"Happy Mother's Day" to all the wonderful moms and maternal figures out there! This post is in no way intended to take away from a worthy day of celebration and gratitude However, the truth is, this day can be tough for those who struggle with grief, loss, and/or infertility.

This year i celebrate my first Mothers day as a Mom. This Mother's day is especially meaningful to me - Its the first Mother's day in which I am actually a Momma.



I learned by own our infertility disappointments that you can't control everything and you can't fix everything that is wrong. These lessons will serve you well and make you more comfortable sitting in the hurt .My own infertility journey  helps me to give other advice based on my own experience.




So, for all of you who aren’t feeling quite so jubilant this Mother’s Day, I want you to know that you’re not alone. It’s no secret that Mother’s Day is hard for those who’ve lost their mothers, but the lesser-told story is that it’s equally unbearable for those still awaiting their turn to become mothers. For those who’ve spent thousands of rupees on fertility treatments with no return on their investment. For those whose lives have been in limbo for years. You’re in my heart, and I salute you this Mother’s Day. May the next Mother’s Day be different.You already have the heart of a mother. A fierce love is already embedded deep inside of you.

If you or someone you know is struggling with infertility, please write to me priamantra@gmail.com

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