Sheila Lamb had a six-year infertility journey that involved a diagnosis of unexplained infertility, two unsuccessful fertility treatment cycles, an early pregnancy loss, investigations into natural killer cells and thrombophilia, and a successful second donor egg cycle. Her rainbow baby was born in 2011, a week after her forty-seventh birthday. As an author, she now supports the trying-to-conceive and baby loss communities through her standalone book Infertility doesn’t care about ethnicity, and her Fertility Books series – collections of real-life short stories about the emotional realities of infertility, fertility treatments, the Two Week Wait, pregnancy loss and pregnancy after infertility and loss. Instagram: @fertilitybooks www.facebook.com/SheilaLambAuthor/
Sheila shares her valuable insights into being a mother to her donor-conceived daughter. Sheila talks to Fertility Road about what she wished she’d known prior to taking the egg donor route to parenthood. Here she explores her thoughts and feelings before, during and after donor IVF. Fertility Road: Sheila, thank you so much for talking […]
