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When TTC is overwhelming

Trying to conceive (TTC) is not for Type A people. People like us like live by our calendars and make plans way in advance. And if you're dealing with infertility (TTC for at least a year), everything is on hold because you never know when you'll need an ultrasound or blood test. We couldn't plan a day in advance, much less a month in advance. TTC is a roller coaster - a shitty, shitty roller coaster.

Here, we will keep a list of articles that may be helpful when TTC overwhelms you.
  1. 12 Ways to Cope When Trying to Get Pregnant Overwhelms You: How to Take Back Your Life When Living with Infertility by Rachel Gurevich 

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