Secondary Infertility
Thrive Through Challenges
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1h 14m
In this validating episode, Raizy welcomes Brany Rosen, Chumi Friedman and Joy Stimmel for an open conversation on the often-silent pain of secondary infertility. They discuss why this struggle goes unspoken, as women shut themselves down with, “You already have children—be grateful!” This episode unpacks the deep feelings of guilt, yearning, and misunderstanding many face while navigating a culture that values large families.
Hear deeply personal insights into the isolation, and self-doubt that often accompany secondary infertility, along with strategies for coping and finding resilience. With inspiring stories and real-life tools for managing the emotional toll, this episode brings much-needed validation to a hidden struggle, offering comfort and connection to those yearning for another child.
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