http://naturalfertilitybreakthrough.com/articles/how-positive-thinking-may-ensure-a-positive-outcome/ Gabriela Rosa is a leading Sydney naturopath and natural fertility specialist (BHSc, ND, Post Grad NFM, DBM, Dip Nut, MATMS, MNHAA) devoted to empowering couples through better health to overcome fertility problems, reduce miscarriage risk, reclaim their natural fertility, get pregnant fast and bring healthy babies into the world. Gabriela is the founder of http://www.NaturalFertilityBreakthrough.com, which is an essential information tool kit for couples hoping to create healthy babies naturally or through the use of assisted reproductive techniques such as IVF (in vitro fertilization), ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection), IUI (intra-uterine insemination) if necessary. Wed, 18 Jan 2012 03:15:48 +0200 hourly 1 http://naturalfertilitybreakthrough.com/articles/how-positive-thinking-may-ensure-a-positive-outcome/comment-page-1/#comment-4390 Heather Thu, 25 Aug 2011 05:16:00 +0000 http://www.boostyourfertilitynow.com/?p=118#comment-4390 I think it is a good idea to stay positive, but it is also important to acknowledge that it can be frustrating when experiencing multiple failures, trying to stay positive when the baby doesn't come. I recently read an article which said: "My biggest breakthrough came when I realized that hope, not infertility, was my problem. That sounds counter-intuitive in this age of positive thinking, but hope that highlights the absence or lack of something is truly unhelpful. It leads to anger, jealousy, frustration, and self-pity. It sticks you to the spot in an indefinite holding pattern and it saps the joy out of life. If you keep digging up a seed, it’ll never grow." What helps for me is to focus on what I have e.g. my dogs. They keep me sane. :) I think it is a good idea to stay positive, but it is also important to acknowledge that it can be frustrating when experiencing multiple failures, trying to stay positive when the baby doesn’t come. I recently read an article which said: “My biggest breakthrough came when I realized that hope, not infertility, was my problem. That sounds counter-intuitive in this age of positive thinking, but hope that highlights the absence or lack of something is truly unhelpful. It leads to anger, jealousy, frustration, and self-pity. It sticks you to the spot in an indefinite holding pattern and it saps the joy out of life. If you keep digging up a seed, it’ll never grow.”
What helps for me is to focus on what I have e.g. my dogs. They keep me sane.

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