So many songs are written as love songs but can very well fit into an infertility playlist. While some of them bring tears to my eyes, they are also healing for me. I’ve decided to start sharing those gems with you guys. First up on my list, and perfect for how I was feeling this […]
Musical Therapy: Ledisi – This Christmas Read More »
I’m reloaded. How about you? In exactly 6 weeks, it will be National Infertility Awareness Week! Are you excited? I am, but I’m unsure of what to do to spread the word that week. So, if you can come up with an idea, let me know. Maybe we can work together! Leave a comment
See, I told you the sun would come out. Read More »
Somewhere, somebody is drinking Moscato, listening to “I Invented Sex”, and getting knocked up. Beautiful. What’s not beautiful? They’re probably about 17 years old. What the hell, colored folk? I remember a time when grown-folk music was more than just the title of someone’s album. Grown folk music was meant for…well,…grown folk. Now, I guess
A "Got to Do Better" Moment. Read More »
Merry Christmas!So, its the time of the year where EVERYTHING is about babies. More importantly, its about one specific baby who came about through a miracle. Needless to say, its a pretty rough one for those wading through infertility. All the presents and smiling kid with Santa pics are bound to cause a sniffle or
Merry Christmas and Please Don’t Assualt anyone on Jesus’ Birthday Weekend Read More »
Dear Thanksgiving, I would love to have a great day with you. However, I feel there are some general guidelines I should provide you with to ensure that we have a good meeting today. Please refrain from smiling in my face, leaning on one leg, gently touching me on my shoulder and uttering, “So, what
More than just my own distress is the root of this push towards education and advocacy for the plight of infertile African Americans. The true push lies in the fact that I for one believe that we need to be aware of EVERY threat that is up against the black family. If we are already
Father’s Day in a Father-scarce Community Read More »
