Four years has gone by so fast. I am honored and proud to be considered a voice in the infertility community. When I began The Egg, I was attempting to get my own thoughts out while also making it plain to the world at large that African American couples were in dire need of courage …
I’m quiet because I feel like right now, I am serving BEST via social media. By cheering you on. By giving you encouragement. By listening and posting YOUR thoughts. By working behind the scenes.
So for now, that’s where I’ll be.
When I was at my lowest, I found it very hard to dream. Hope was at a small, small level in my heart. Dreaming, however, put me back on track to move forward. I want the same for you. And if we can enlighten the world to what WE go through at the same time, then all the better. Join The Broken Brown Egg Pinterest Challenge!
How do you get past the fear and despair of how scary the world can be, and move forward with your plans to build a family?
On the fourth day of Kwanzaa my people gave to me…outstanding fertility resources created by African Americans! Take a peek, and be sure to add any you may have.
Day three of my Fertile Kwanzaa series really gets me to thinking. Here’s a reflective and personal look at how Ujima is what The Broken Brown Egg is all about.
