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I Never Thought Becoming a Mama Would Be Hard…
I Never Thought Becoming a Mama Would Be Hard… – Pulling Down the Moon
My parent’s were able to have my sister and I. My husband, Daniel, has parents that went through infertility, and with the help of medication, were able to conceive him and his sister. And sure, you learn things in sex ed class, but no one teaches you just what real life can bring when you …
Documenting Our Fertility Stories
I’m Very Ferris – A Child’s Story About In Vitro Fertilization – Conceivable Designs
“I’m Very Ferris” is the real-life story about a boy named Ferris who explains his parents experience with infertility. Through this story, he describes how he became his parent’s miracle baby through in vitro fertilization. Tess shared with me that, “Ferris is my last embryo and the
I’M VERY FERRIS – Thrive Global
I’M VERY FERRIS – Thrive Global
Tess and I met not by chance or casualty but by destiny. I was working on my second book about Fertility and IVF (in Vitro Fertilization), and at the same time, my head, (as always), was developing unlimited ideas on creating more resources to our growing community of women and couples struggling to become parents and using medical help to get there.
Tess’s Story
Tess’s Story
I never thought becoming a parent would be hard.
Tess Kossow Interview
Tess Kossow Interview – IVF and Writing
How did the author learn about in vitro fertilization? What special memories does she have about time she was in labor with Ferris? Why did she and her husband choose such an unusual name for their son? How many books will be in this series? And what advice does she have for authors?
Lisa’s Writopia Writes a Review
Lisa's Writopia Writes a Review on I'm Very Ferris How much do you understand about in vitro fertilization? Today, I read all of the articles on Tess Kossow’s blog. All of them. From the frustration of not being able to become pregnant to the decision to make a huge...
March 2019 issue of West Suburban Living
Kids’ book explains IVF as told from child’s perspective
