Words of Encouragement From Our Pollinate Positivity Initiative
January 4, 2022 – RADfertility News
A little kindness goes a long way! That’s why we recently asked all patients (current and former) to help us pollinate some positivity! We were simply amazed at all the encouraging and motivational messages to fellow infertility warriors that we received! While we shared these anonymous notes with patients in our offices, we also wanted to share a few of them here! You just never know how much a simple “hang in there” from someone else who understands the journey could mean to another when they need it. Check out some of the messages we received below:
You are doing your very best and that’s all anyone can ask of you. Sending you strength and peace!
The best of luck to all those going through RADfertility! Everyone who is a part of this RADfamily whether staff or patient, has a story. Whether you have been trying for 6 months to over 6 years (like my family has), the pain is real and the journey is yours. Take pride in it. Tell others about your struggle, because chances are, someone is going through it and they may feel like they are alone. They are not alone and neither are you.
Don’t forget where you came from and where you are headed. This journey is so tough but so are you! Keep pushing.
You are amazing! This journey has been hard and it probably isn’t what you imagined, but you are stronger than you think and you WILL see amazing things on the other side!
‘The day before your life changes forever will feel like any other day!’
Today may be your last ordinary day.
I bet you didn’t think you could do this or that your body could handle everything it did. The fact you’re going through this journey shows your strength and I pray your dreams come true.
Bee-lieve in the process. Bee-lieve in the people. Bee-lieve in yourself. Bee-lieve in your purpose. The staff at RAD bee-lieves in all of these things for you. They bee-lieve in all your whys. Give yourself grace always. Take the good days with the bad days and stay true to the why!
I pray this finds you well and that during the challenges of all your fertility treatments, you remember to forget all the reasons it won’t work and believe the one reason it will. Prayers and baby dust to you!
This storm will bring the biggest rainbow. You are strong, and you can do this.
Sending you love, strength, and encouragement as you continue on your journey to becoming a mama (or welcome another baby)! You are stronger than you realize and even though the road is tough, I promise the destination is worth it.
One second at a time. One breath at a time. You don’t have to worry about the next hour, the next day, the next week. Your only job is to take care of yourself in that moment. Be kind to yourself. You’re the most important person you know.
Your will to do whatever it takes to have a miracle of your own. It shows how much of a good parent you already are!
One day, your baby, the one that today may seem so far away from existence, will be old enough to hear their story. Hear that they were so wished for and so wanted. That you prayed every night for them to join your family. Imagine them looking up at you and saying, “Thank you for never giving up on me.”
It’s a long journey, but 100% worth it! Know that you are not alone and that there are many others in your local community going through the same struggles as you. Keep your head up!
While it may seem like the journey to parenthood is never ending, just remember that tough times don’t last, tough people do!
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