
Silent Sorority Day dreaming about an Indie film portrayal of Silent Sorority starring Drew Barrymore and David Duchovny
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It's time for Hollywood to take on the REALITY of infertility. a blog by Pamela Tsigdinos We all have pipe dreams, right? Mine used to be that one day I’d get pregnant – without a team of reproductive experts. That’s right, after the

Silent Sorority Grown in My Heart, an adoption network, reviews Silent Sorority and reveals a common bond.
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Silent Sorority Thinking big thoughts this morning -- God, epic films, how not to punch someone's lights out...
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Amadeus...That's a clue for my answer to some complex questions that came this weekend from Silent Sorority readers. The ideas and emotions contained in their questions were remarkably familiar — ...

Silent Sorority Kicking off the weekend with some infertility levity -- now there's an oxymoron for you!
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You know you are pretty far along the acceptance curve when you can laugh about things that once made you want to: a) scream b) cry c) commit Hari-Kiri or d) all of the above. I offer as evidence ...

Silent Sorority OMG! Maybe infertile folk truly have evolved to perfection...(warning: site may make you want to scream)
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Silent Sorority Through the online writers community, She Writes, I connected with Sharni in Australia. We "chatted" online about the power of writing. Her blog now carries our conversation. Curious to know what y'all write about? How often, where or why...
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I am a Full-time Mama living in small country town looking at ways of enhancing the country Mama experience! I lived a colourful life in Sydney for a number of years. Working in advertising and journalism for FPC and the Sydney Morning Herald. ...

Silent Sorority
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mention the words fertility treatment and watch people come unglued.
Here's my take on a front page story, "The Gift of Life, And its Price."
Your thoughts?
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Author of Silent Sorority. A forty-something writer trying to be less type A and more in the moment. Michigander by birth, Californian by choice, and some other stuff but today that's what came to mind first

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I seriously wish I knew *then* what I know now...you can learn more about what I mean from this radio segment... http://coming2terms.com/2009/10/07/tough -talk-living-without-children-after-infe rtility.aspx
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Infertile folk will never quite measure up on the yardstick of life used by "fertile" folk -- what with such things as pregnancies, baby firsts, kid kibbitzing, and parental back slaps among the many markings. So what's an infertile to do? Get a new measurement system!

Silent Sorority I got to thinking about the proverbial elephant in the room the other day. How big is the elephant in your room?
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a blog by Pamela Tsigdinos Constance? Earnest? Stalwart? Fred? I haven’t named my elephant yet, but I really should since it’s been with me in whatever room I seem to occupy for quite some time now. Yes, infertility comes with its very own elephant

Silent Sorority Not sure who has seen Julie & Julia but I took away a lot more than cooking passion from this film.
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Silent Sorority I'm hooked on Mad Men. The social mores depicted in the show seem so backward until you recognize that we still follow a similar pattern of secrecy. That's the topic of my latest column.
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a blog by Pamela Tsigdinos I have a few guilty pleasures. One involves gossip magazines. Some days I’m disciplined and look the other way when outrageous headlines leap off the cover in the supermarket line, others days I buy and dive in. The tamest of

Silent Sorority Not sure if this is something to brag about but my blog, Coming2Terms, is #1 on google for the search phrase: "blog for happily infertile people."

Silent Sorority Written with the hope that it can be a conversation starter on a difficult topic, here's a column aimed at revealing some of the challenges of living in the silent sorority.
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Sharing Saturday Guest post by Pamela Mahoney Tsigdinos Our framework and expectations about life are sown early in our childhood: first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage. But you're hardly a lemming. You sometimes...

Silent Sorority Two new book reviews to share...and a heads up on a guest post due to run Saturday in an unlikely place. It comes in the wake of the Orlando Sentinel mom v. childless/childfree dust up. Stay tuned.
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Everyone can benefit from Pamela's brave, honest and (somehow) humorous book because everyone knows somebody trying to conceive---even if they don't know it. This book reminds us to be compassionate and thoughtful and grateful, especially if we are parents. ...

Silent Sorority One of the interesting benefits of a blog is that you can skip back in time to see where you were (and how far you've come). I stumbled across this post from January 2008 and thought I'd share it here. Welcome your thoughts...
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An important lesson I've learned in recovering from infertility's trauma and loss is that the grieving process cannot be rushed. It's not linear and it's not something that we can prescribe with an artificial ...













