I very much enjoyed reading “The Waiting Womb”. We will be interviewing the author Jill Sayre in our next episode G-d willing. Here’s my offical review:
Excellent book for anyone experiencing infertility or if you’d just like to understand what it’s like for someone experiencing it. Very down to earth. Realistic without being overly depressing. I also enjoyed learning more about what the adoption process is like.
Malky and I bring you the latest news from the infertility world. We also talk about how being exposed to sunshine may help conception and why smoking isn’t good for trying to conceive.
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As you can see, the site is back up but we are experiencing a hicup with uploading episode 14. It’s done and it’s ready to upload. I hope to have it up either tonight or tomorrow.
We will be entering a maintenance period starting Friday Februrary 16, 2007 at 5:00 pm EST, and it may continue into Saturday. So hang in there and sorry for the inconvience.
We just received in the mail a book called “The Waiting Womb” by Jill Sayre. It’s a fictional dark comedy about a woman and her friend going through infertility. Malky has started reading the book and likes it so far. Also we’ll be having the author Jill Sayre on an upcoming episode of the show most likely Episode 15. Malky may also give a book review of “The Waiting Womb” as well. Stay tuned.
I was looking at the stats for the site this evening since I like to see where people who are visiting the site are coming from and how they are coming to the site. I noticed that SaraS-P’s blog had been sending traffic our way (and thanks for that Sara & btw my sister spells her name the exact same way) and decided to go over and look at the site. Usually, I leave the perusal of infertility blogs to Malky since they reveal a little too much information for my taste (yes, I know I’m a prude) but I was interested in seeing if it was a post or blog roll that was driving the traffic. Anyhoo, I was looking around the site and noticed that Sara and a button on the site that got my attention. The button said “Of all the rights of women, the greatest is being a mother”.
That got me started thinking about something that I had been pondering for awhile. Why is it that something like abortion can be coveredby insurance while it is so difficult to have insurances cover infertility costs unless you have really good insurance. I mean if it’s all about a woman’s right to choose, why is one choice better than the other?
while listing my favorite non apple apps last week, I forgot a few that I should really mention since I use them on a day in day, out basis.
Well, if I were doing government work my prediction would have been spot on. Oh well.
There are lots of little sub-plots to this superbow and if you follow sports, I don’t need to tell them to you. Regardless of these sub-plots, I think that the Colts will be too much for the Bears and will win the game. Call it 34 - 21 in favor of the Colts.
We are in hte midst of switching our DSL service from Verizon to Earthlink and as a result, verizon has killed our service before we have the new dsl connection up so for the time being we are sharing the wifi connection that our neighbor has (with his permission of course). So please be understanding if we don’t reply to your email right away.
Oh, if anyone can give me some help in sharing the connection from my macbook to malky’s macmini send me an email or leave me a comment.
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