If you’ve been trying for a baby for some time, and are perhaps going through infertility tests or treatment, you’ll know how confusing and upsetting the whole process can be.
You want to know how you can improve your chances of success, but you don’t know where to look for answers.
I’m pleased to invite you to the Fertility Focus Telesummit 2012. An amazing “virtual event” that you can attend for f’ree! The Telesummit will feature fertility experts from around the world sharing their knowledge and insights on a wide range of fertility subjects. You can listen in to all the information-packed presentations either online or over the phone every day of the Telesummit, starting on March 12th. If you don’t have time, like I did, you can just order all the recordings like I did for the past two years: trust me, it’s a good investment.
Let’s have a look at the line up.
First I want to say that these guys are really good: (fertility experts)
Hethir Rodriguez (this chick loves smoothie recepies and has a video on self – fertility massage)
Iva Keene (Swiss chick, with cool accent, I have learnt a lot from her)
Gabriela Rosa (lots of informative natural stuff)
I subscribe to their newsletters and they are really informative. Even if you don’t listen to them at the conference, do yourself a favour and google them and subscribe.
You are probably wondering why I am still subscribing to them after I am pregnant. The fact is their articles are so good they go beyond fertility and apply to specific problems I may have e.g. vitamins in pregnancy, endometriosis, thyroid problems etc. It is all very relevant stuff.
Dr Marilyn Glenville – what can I say – she is just excellent. I have her book “Getting Pregnant Faster” and it has been my handbook, even through pregnancy. You can check out this post where I quote her on the vitamin thing. Have learned valuable stuff from her such as not taking the iron tablet with the others so that it doesn’t absorb the other vitamins.
Andrew Loosely – even though I subscribed to him this time last year didn’t hear much again but he did have a good ebook on fertility – he also specialises in acupuncture.
Sue Demaris – the fertility yoga lady – I remember getting an audio on her yoga last time (as part of the bonuses when you buy the audios) and nearly falling asleep! But she is so good too.
I see Sarah also has a gynocologist this time – should be an interesting perspective!
And Sarah herself, of course but she is just fantastic too.
And –oops – I almost forgot – the most important part- the infertility bloggers! Yay!
I was lucky enough to be interviewed last year.
This year the line up is:
Keiko Zoll (from Hannah Wept, Sarah Laughed – soon moving to The Infertility Voice) – What an activist, I really admire her. If you haven’t yet viewed her video on “What IF” you should. She is so creative and is using that talent for an excellent cause.
SIF! Single Infertile Fermale. Yay! I read her posts faithfully. It becomes addictive, I tell you, especially this last saga about “the boy”. She also wrote a very interesting post recently “The Truth about IVF” which was controversial, but she makes some good points.
Jjiraffe (Too many fish to fry) She is also excellent. And I am so glad she is representing those of us who have come through infertility successfully. She has two kids (twins).
So no more excuses bleeps! You just have to sign up!
Grab your f’ree place now to attend this exciting event, and get fully informed about what you can do to improve your chances of having a baby. Click here to read all about the Fertility Focus Telesummit 2012, including details of all the expert presentations, each covering a different aspect of infertility and all offering great advice, ideas and solutions to help you move further towards becoming a parent.
PS – Remember it all starts on March 12th so there’s only a few days to secure your place. Visit this link to sign up now.
P.P.S. Do you know anyone else who is struggling with fertility issues? Please pass this on to them, as they won’t want to miss out on this amazing event!
I remember this from last year. Excellent resources, and I really like that the bloggers get a voice too.
I’m glad you enjoyed it.