The IVF Planner
A personal Journal to organize Your Journey through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
About The Planner
In vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment is a complex process that can involve multiple medical teams and points of contact, and it is a significant financial investment. The cost for treatment includes numerous medications, appointments, daily tests, and procedures. Predictably, IVF is the theme of endless books, websites, blog posts, and articles.
I have created this Journal, based on my personal experiences with IVF, to help you organize the process, handle stress better, and bring focus and clarity to your personal IVF journey. I created The IVF Planner both as an information guide and for you to write your own story. On this Journal I touch on everything from the basics of the process to financing to a support network and more.
For me the IVF journey, no matter the end result—negative, positive, or even cancelled cycles—takes strength, takes courage, and teaches you to be disciplined. Though expensive and challenging, it’s a journey to be proud of.
IVF Must Have
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A versatile guide to the IVF Process
A Must for Anyone Going Through IVF
IVF is hard enough emotionally and of course, physically. The IVF Planner is a fantastic resource to ease the stress on the organizational side of things. A wonderful tool to track progress, medication, doctor visits, and everything else in between. Monica Bivas shares her personal story and experiences which allow the reader / patient a perspective of someone who has been there, too. Easy to read and toss in your purse or briefcase, this book will become your other half while going through the required motions of IVF. This planner makes a great gift to those living the daily life of IVF, and for me, someone who already went through IVF, it allowed me to think back upon everything I experienced which are beautiful moments in time I will never forget.
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I am not a doctor or mental health professional. My services are not a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. For more information, see my full medical disclaimer.