53 episodes
Joy and Infertility Caley Porter
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 189 Ratings
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Joy + Infertility is a podcast designed to encourage women walking through the ups & downs of trying to conceive. Infertility is hard; so how do we face this journey with hope, faith & even joy? We believe with God there is beauty to be born from this journey. As we take this journey together we know you will feel encouraged, seen, and maybe even a little more joyful.
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Hope Deferred with Jillian Heerlyn
My name is Jillian Heerlyn, and I live in Southwest Michigan with my husband, Todd, and our 4 children. We began our personal battle with infertility in 2007, and have since walked alongside many other couples whose lives have been affected by infertility. Although infertility was a huge part of our journey for many years, it is only part of our story.
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A Life Update on Macy White from Episode 8
Today we welcome back a listener favorite, Macy White. Macy shares an update on where they are now and what they've been through since our last conversation. You don't want to miss her story and as always, Macy's wisdom as she leans more and more into Jesus through their story.
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Male Factor Infertility with Joanna Hackman
When we choose to carry the guilt and shame of our infertility, like it’s somehow our fault, what are we saying to those around us? What happens when we find out our struggles aren’t because of our health, but our husbands? Male factor infertility is a factor in many of our stories but how we process our part in our journeys will effect how they process their part. In today’s episode Joanna Hackman shares her powerful story of coming to understand this.
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Don't Waste the Wait with Amanda Jass
Today our guest Amanda Jass shares how through unexplained infertility and quite a wait for their miracles, her and her husband learned to not waste the wait. They saw how God took their hurts and brokenness and turned them into something even more beautiful than they could have ever imagined.
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Bonus Episode: Dear Lord, You Can Have this Baby with Brittany Allen
In honor of Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month, this is a clip from Episode 18 where Brittany Allen wrote a letter to the Lord, giving Him the precious life in her womb.
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Miscarriage with a Unicornuate Uterus with Kristin Rowland
This month is Pregnancy and Infant Loss awareness month and today’s guest is no stranger to loss. Kristin has experienced two losses due to her newly diagnosed Unicornuate uterus. And on top of that rare diagnosis, more complications have left her with no way to conceive naturally. Kristin’s perspective about her journey is so convicting and one that can be applied to any hard situation.
Customer Reviews
Blessing
This podcast has given me so much hope and encouragement in a time I needed it the most! It has been such a huge blessing in my life! Infertility can seem so lonely but God is there and you can find joy through it!
Thankful
I am so thankful for this podcast. As I walk through infertility it gets lonely and dark but this podcast brings hope and healing to the journey. It makes me feel not alone and that there is hope for my journey. If you are struggling with the infertility journey, go listen to this podcast. It will bring the hope of Jesus who changes everything in our journey. Thank you for being obedient to call, and doing something hard for the greater kingdom purpose.
Not Alone
I was grateful to stumble across this podcast after receiving some disappointing test results my husband and I pursued to find out why we still weren't getting pregnant. Infertility never even crossed my mind, I just assumed “it was taking awhile”. We are still early in our pursuit of answers + figuring out how to navigate a season while babies are being born all around us. I am trusting God + the stories in this podcast shed light on a topic skipped over in our conversations + relationships so often. Thank you for being so vulnerable + transparent. It is received with thanksgiving + grace.