29 Ways to Deal with Infertility explores the physical and emotional challenges of infertility. While infertility is not a life-threatening condition, the 20% of the reproductive age population affected by this condition suffer in many ways, physically, emotionally and spiritually.

This short e-book offers tips and suggestions, written in easy to understand terms, on how to deal with this common problem. It takes you from diagnosis to treatment options and also offers further resources to turn to.

Topics covered include unexplained and secondary infertility, infertility over age 35, along with tips on finding the right doctor, what to expect at the doctors office and the variety of treatment options available.

The book also touches on the emotional aspects of infertility such as the moral implications of assisted reproduction, the financial costs of infertility and when to consider adoption. In addition, the book discusses how infertility affects your relationship as a couple and how to deal with friends and family who keep asking, “When are you going to have a baby?” It also offers tips on where to seek counseling and support to help you emotionally.

The book is not meant to take the place of medical consultation, but rather to offer infertile couples a tool to use to guide them through this trying time of their lives.

The author, who struggled with infertility for six long years, fully understands the physical and mental anguish readers may be going through. She offers actual comments made by people affected with infertility; although names and locations have been changed to protect people’s privacy.

Mrs. Smyczynski also offers hope to readers, once her problem was diagnosed; she went on to have four healthy children, including a “surprise” pregnancy at age 45!