This frank and honest account of a couple’s journey through a particular stressful period in their lives is heart-breaking, refreshing and an eye-opener.
In ‘The Gift of Life’ Keily J. Adey discusses her journey through multiple miscarriages, infertility and the possibility of giving birth to a child with special needs. The story outlines the journey that Keily and her husband Paul, had to overcome in order to create their perfect family.
“Everyone I know who have children always joke that, ‘Practicing was the best bit’, but for me and Paul it really wasn’t – it is stressful, demanding and above all caused unwarranted arguments month after month. “
Her diary, a personal and graphic account of their life; the indignity and dismay of public heartache and medical examinations are an insight into the rough roads which Keily and her husband encountered with the hope of creating a family unit of their own.
In her quest for the family she had always dreamt of, Keily portrays the importance of positivity through such a challenging time in their lives;
“My dreams have become really vivid; I keep seeing my children in my dreams. It may sound stupid, but I know I am going to have children in my life....I mentioned it to my boos, who is also a good friend, and she thinks that if I can see myself with children, having children, I need to hold onto it, and think positively. “
This also instils that you should never give up in what you believe in and in your dreams.
Practical advice and honest truths about the journey some couples endure to receive “The Gift of Life”. Thoroughly inspiring, heart-breaking and poignant, “The Gift of Life” is more than just a diary account of a couple’s journey through IVF; it is also an informative tale of the honest struggles behind couples who choose fertility treatment.
Here at MummyPages we applaud Keily for sharing her story and for inspiring many others with her un-wading hope, drive and commitment to have the family she always dreamt of.
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