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Here's to sweet grapes and unlocking opportunities I wouldn't have as a parent. Oct 31, pianogal rated it really liked it Shelves: I thought this was a good one - even if you aren't planning on staying childless. It will help you to deal with natural infertility and how to make a better plan going forward. May 15, Kattie rated it did not like it. This book was meant to be comforting; however I felt it was condescending.
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Sep 14, Christen rated it really liked it. This book gives a nice perspective and is certainly a good read for anyone struggling through infertility. Alyshia Madlem rated it really liked it Jan 14, Bridget rated it it was amazing Sep 01, Amanda rated it liked it Oct 26, Emma rated it it was ok Jan 01, Katherine rated it it was amazing Nov 02, Elisabeth rated it really liked it Mar 22, Kim rated it really liked it May 12, Sandy rated it it was amazing Aug 24, Please enter your name.
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Allow this favorite library to be seen by others Keep this favorite library private. Find a copy in the library Finding libraries that hold this item Popular works Document Type: Jean W Carter Michael Carter. Reviews User-contributed reviews Add a review and share your thoughts with other readers. My life changed after reading this. You don't need a baby to live happily ever after.
When my friend recommended this book to me I was opposed to read it. It is a great book an incredible support. Many familiar feelings get addressed - you don't assume others have, too. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is in this situation and it is not about giving up a dream it is about managing the situation - in a very good and doable way! This book is one of the few books I have found that focuses on the absolutely wonderful options open to couples who have battled infertility.
It has helped me tremendously--now I have some tools to help me rebuild my life away from the ever-present goal of making a baby. The book deals honestly with the intense pain of infertility, then embraces the life choice of living without children in a very open and empowering way.
Sweet Grapes: How to Stop Being Infertile and Start Living Again
The authors have really filled a void--I applaud their self-actualized lifestyle and hope to achieve it again myself. I have read widely about infertility and this continues to be my favorite book.
Their strength and wisdom in the face of infertility is simply inspiring and uplifting. Far from being a book only about living childfree, it is about dealing with loss, and then making positive, active choices in your life. My husband and I will likely pursue adoption or IVF with egg donation, but from this book I realized that the decision to pursue those family building options is separate from the process of accepting and mourning loss of fertility. And I gained a new appreciation for the active decision to live childfree, an option I now think every infertile couple should seriously consider as part of their process of growing, accepting, and taking control of their lives.
It is optimistic and is a welcome antidote to the feelings of bitterness that can fester in the hearts of those with infertility. A must read for anyone coming to terms with their infertility. Book is written nicely. It got a bit philosophical at times, but the message is there. I have my copy highlighted on many pages. I thought that it really helped me on my journey of "what is next". This was a great book to read when considering all possibilities. They worked through all the negative complicated emotions and are in a good place. This book has been written with delicate touch. Living without children can be a positive choice and life decision, even when you have gone through difficult times with fertility treatments.
This book courage me to continue my childfree life and to see good sides of it.
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