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Finally, a book to help both members of a couple understand how to cope with problems getting pregnant.
There are books out there that talk about the medical side of things or the psychology or even tell other people’s stories.
But there’s nothing to help you deal with the day-to-day issues like when the 100th person today who’s told you to ‘just relax’ or to understand why you don’t want to go to another christening or to understand how to survive something like IVF or why your sex life is now governed by thermometers and ovulation schedules.
There is now.
Swimming Upstream: the struggle to conceive is practical, down-to-earth, honest, humourous and contains advice from a professional fertility counsellor that you can apply to help you cope when you’ve having trouble getting pregnant. And it’s co-written by a man who has been through IVF – an everyday guy – so the book reveals for the first time what men are thinking.
So welcome to the site. Have a read of some excerpts, read what some others – other people who have also struggle to conceive – say about the book or find out the 10 reasons why you should read Swimming Upstream.
And while you're here, check out our new factsheets on coping with infertility - including dealing with your parents, fertility myths and living in a child-focussed world.
David Rawlings and Karen Looi
