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Jul 15, 2024 | pregnantish.com | Andrea Syrtash

Contributor Andrea Syrtash Andrea Syrtash is the founder and editor-in-chief of pregnantish. She is a relationship expert and coach regularly featured on national TV shows including Good Morning America and The Today Show, and in Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and Women's Health magazines. She's the author of five popular books including He's Just Not Your Type (And That's A Good Thing) and Cheat On Your Husband (With Your Husband). She's passionate about helping people live and love authentically.

Apr 11, 2024 | pregnantish.com | Carolyn Kossow |Erica Ferraro |Rima Zigaitis

I’m not infertile. I just can’t have children. That’s what I told myself anyway. In my eyes, this was very different from my friends who got upset that they weren’t pregnant after the first month, or the sixth month or even after a year of trying to get pregnant. No matter how much time had passed for them, all I heard was, “I’m not pregnant…yet.”  It’s that three-letter word that made all the difference…yet.

Feb 8, 2024 | pregnantish.com | Carolyn Kossow |Erica Ferraro

Since inception, pregnantish’s mission has been to amplify untold stories of infertility and reproductive health. Pregnantish often asks: who is left out? And then fills in the gaps through research and storytelling. Recently, pregnantish published an article providing an update on trends in Asian infertility from a global perspective.

Jan 25, 2024 | pregnantish.com | Carolyn Kossow |Erica Ferraro |Lisa Hanson

In 2018, pregnantish published an article shedding light on the untold lived experiences of Asian communities facing infertility. Seattle journalist and infertility advocate Annie Kuo shared her personal story of infertility as an Asian American, and captured insights into the cultural and societal experiences of Asian Americans with a clear message: if you’re in this community, you’re not alone.

Nov 22, 2023 | pregnantish.com | Carolyn Kossow |Lisa Hanson |Frieda Hoffman |Erica Ferraro

Oh, the holidays! A time of year that can be filled with so much joy, wonder, and abundance for some, while others are left feeling empty, confused, and anxious for the new year ahead. This year is the first that I feel a mix of both and it can be truly paralyzing to be filled with such gratitude and grief at the same time. But for now, I am trying to lean into my gratitude and find the meaning in the madness that has been the last two years of my life.