Get Organized

Often, we feel that our infertility is way out of our control. Appointments, tests, treatments, medications, ovulation, instructions, bills – it is all one big blur! But, one thing we can control is how we keep up with all of this. Believe us, this is a critical step in saving time, money, and frustration during your fertility journey.

This advice is from ym dear friend and co-author, Dr. Evelina Sterling. She has been an expert in the women's health arena for a decade, and has plenty of information for women and couples all along the way. This week, she's got some recommendations to organize your IVF journey.

Without good organization, a lot can happen which may affect your ability to get pregnant. Important appointments missed. Tests confused. Treatments mishandled. Medications messed-up. Poorly time sex. Instructions misunderstood. Billing errors. You get the idea.

Thanks to the ingenuity of many former infertility patients, there are a number of great products available that can aid you in your fertility organization and overall treatment cycle management. Check out these fabulous fertility organizers and find the one that works for you!

IVF Companion

A Personal Organizer for Your IVF Cycle

by Stephanie Fry

http://www.ivfcompanion.com/

The Fertility Journal

A Day-by-Day Guide to Getting Pregnant

by Kim Hahn and Editors of Conceive Magazine

http://www.thefertilityjournal.com/

The Infertility Assistant

A Practical Planner to Help You through Your Infertility Journey

by Dr. Chantal Caviness and Ann Montalvo Guillerman

http://www.infertilityassistant.com/

The Essential Fertility Log

An Organizer and Record-Keeper to Help You Get Pregnant

by Suzanne Scholsberg

http://www.amazon.com/Essential-Fertility-Log-Organizer-Pregnant/dp/0738...

For more information on resources for your journey, go to My Fertility Plan
http://myfertilityplan.typepad.com/