In July 1996, I was diagnosed with Turner's Syndrome and as a result, I was told that I am completely infertile with little to no ovarian tissue. Moving forward to 2011, after much soul searching, my husband and myself have decided to look at our family building options and track our experience not only to demonstrate what it has been like facing this hurdle and to offer support but to give an account of how the NHS and other organisations are helping us.
Friday, 6 May 2011
My parents also need to cope with my infertility.
I am now thinking with a more rational head. It has really struck me now that this could seriously affect my parents. In a few weeks when my sister's announcement is made public, my mum will tell my extended family. Even though this must be so exciting for her to at last be a granny, I am sure she will be met with comments that it is my younger sister and not me who is pregnant. I hope for her sake that she can deal with that calmly. This just proves how deeply infertility cam affect a family, and not just the patient directly.
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