I went to the Guggenheim this weekend when I came to a sculpture exhibit by Alberto Giacometti I couldn’t take my eyes off. Many of Giacommeti’s sculptures feature elongated women in cages. The sparse, skinny features are supposed to represent loneliness, and the box creates an eternal cage that can’t be escaped. I had flashbacks of Lisa when… Continue Reading
One thing that always amazed me about our infertility journey was Lisa’s ability to see herself as a mother before she ever was one. I am 100% certain that the moment she committed that I am to paper, she opened up some divine channel to our daughter. We had just failed our 6th fresh IVF… Continue Reading
These are the things I wish I’d known when I was starting out. I had no idea what we were walking into when we started down the medically assisted parenthood path, so if you’re on the cusp of that ‘1 year of having sex like rabbits with no baby yet’ time cut off, it’s about… Continue Reading
After a relatively long hiatus from posting, I’ve brought Almost a Father 2 back with one primary goal: to help provide the male perspective on infertility before, during and after your “resolution” with treatment. It’s been more than 16 years since we resolved our treatment journey with our very first super positive beta test on… Continue Reading
The sky was a dark grey with rain drizzling down the subway train windows as we emerged from the subway tunnels onto the above ground tracks that lead us to Van Cortland Park in the Bronx for the 2018 New York City Walk of Hope It’s been 21 years since our infertility journey, but the… Continue Reading