Infertility is truly everywhere, affecting people of all backgrounds. It's quite possible that someone you know is secretly struggling.

I can't imagine feeling as if you are even less in control than you thought, with your future family life being in the hands of lawmakers.

Showing vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but of strength. Continuing to push through despite the odds shows the opposite of weakness.

Overcoming trauma has made me resilient. Read about my journey and learn how you can also keep moving forward despite the obstacles.

The second part of my series exploring membership medicine throughout my infertility and health mystery.

When it comes to infertility or any mysterious diagnosis, sometimes, just having an answer is better than the unknown.

In this post, I provide an update on where we are now in our struggle to become parents after several rounds of IVF.

I pray that this time is different. Our family seriously needs something to celebrate. I hope that out of loss there can be light.

Don't judge, don't ask questions, don't give unwarranted advice -- because unless you have your medical credentials, it's just insulting.

So here's my rundown of my first month of IVF round 3, including what you might expect if you begin the journey as well.

I've had a difficult time defining my goals for this new year, especially since so many things can happen on this IVF journey.

But this isn't something I'm going to just accept, at least not yet. I'm going to keep going, keep trying, keep fighting.