4.20/5
Author: Brooks Froelker, Justine
Publication Date: Jun 17, 2017
Formats: PDF,Paperback,Kindle,Audible Audiobook,Hardcover
Rating: 4.20/5 out of 101
Publisher: Mason Rising
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Mar 20, 2015
I kind of struggle with how to review this book. As a reader I was frustrated by some of the repetition and grammatical errors/inaccuracies. As someone who has dealt/is dealing with infertiliity I was encouraged by Froelker's honesty, and I could definitely relate to many of the feelings and emotions she recounts having been through. I admire her continuing fight for her recovery, healing, and her "ever upward."Jun 27, 2015
I listened to the audiobook of Ever Upward, a moving series of personal stories about the author and her husband's journey through infertility, and how they arrived at the decision to embrace a life without children.Mar 18, 2017
Classic blog-to-book format with grammatical errors and an incoherent timeline. I thought the book would be about infertility, but she mostly breezes over that in the first chapter and spends the rest of the book talking about brene Brown and fixing up her house.Jun 21, 2015
Any woman or couple dealing with struggles with their own fertility should read this book!Oct 31, 2016
This book hit home. I may not be childfree but I may have the choice of having more than my one taken away from me. This book basically said what I have been needing for the last couple of years. It gave me a framework if you will of what I need to do going forward.Dec 08, 2019
I was unable to finish this book as my frustration built listening to the grammatical errors and frequent repetition.Mar 17, 2017
This reads like a blog post, and contains so much about this woman's experience that was not directly related to her experience of infertility. I really didn't need to know every detail of her house hunt, her life with her pets, or the friendships she has made through the infertility and TTC communities online. This book is a memoir, not a book about infertility and how to "overcome" as it says in the title. She offered no advice and barely mentioned the important topics such as grief, anger, This reads like a blog post, and contains so much about this woman's experience that was not directly related to her experience of infertility. I really didn't need to know every detail of her house hunt, her life with her pets, or the friendships she has made through the infertility and TTC communities online. This book is a memoir, not a book about infertility and how to "overcome" as it says in the title. She offered no advice and barely mentioned the important topics such as grief, anger, adjusting your expectations and theories about happiness - all things that the amazon reviews for this book hinted that it contained. The information that I found useful or inspiring or interesting at all could have filled maybe 15 pages of the book. I plan on mailing it to someone else in the childless community who might get more out of it than I did. ...moreJan 07, 2017
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