The Infertility Handbook

The complete resource for couples longing to have a baby

Angela Hutchins

Available April 2011 - Pre Order your copy now

As you read this, one in six Australian couples trying to conceive are riding the emotional rollercoaster of infertility, with a huge one in three couples predicted to be affected by infertility in the next ten years.

These figures, however shocking, do not even begin to tell the story of heartbreak, loss, guilt and blame that each and every couple trying to conceive feels. Many couples, in their desperation, spend precious hours and hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars on treatments, without knowing exactly how the treatments work, what the possible side-effects are and whether there is any scientific evidence to back them up.

This was Angela Hutchins’ experience during her six-year battle to conceive. Angela, in her passion to share the knowledge from her extensive research on infertility, has written a handbook for couples that provides all the information you could possibly need about fertility and falling pregnant. Angela has listed methods and products to help you identify when you are most fertile, detailed products that can adversely affect your fertility (including aspirin!), and outlined a number of medical and natural approaches to treating infertility.

This is the one-stop book that deals with all sides of infertility, from the cause and treatments to the emotional aspects of overcoming grief and loss. Ultimately Angela has written a book that has the perfect balance of science and facts and personal insight; Angela has managed to illuminate the minefield of infertility the way only someone who has battled infertility (and won) can.

More Information and Angela's Blog can be found at : http://infertilityhandbook.com.au/

About the Author

Angela I. Hutchins spent years researching and compiling notes after realising, through her own personal struggle with infertility (Angela found success through Chinese medicine, after exhausting trials with IVF), that there was little information available in Australia. She now resides in the Hunter Valley with by her husband and two children. This book is the result of Angela’s tireless research. Experts have contributed to lend weight to Angela’s work.