11 Things Not To Say To Those Struggling With Fertility At The Holidays
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Even if you have good intentions, certain comments about pregnancy, miscarriage or IVF can be hurtful — especially this time of year.
The holidays are approaching and soon family and friends will be gathering together and catching up. This means updates on people’s jobs, latest vacations and life milestones. For couples struggling with fertility, this can be extra challenging.
Research shows that infertility affects an estimated 15% of couples across the globe, which equates to 4.5 million couples. That’s a lot of people having to face holiday gatherings and potentially hurtful comments ― even if they’re spoken with good intentions.
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