Between the ages of 32 and 39, I had 12 miscarriages. As I approached my 40^th birthday, my husband and I decided we were no longer going to try to have children, and I began the process of adjusting to being childless. This took some time.

 

I’m now over 50 and I find myself feeling very happy and peaceful and well, in spite of not being able to have a family. I’m not sad or upset, and I don’t have any regrets, or wish that it had turned out differently. This is probably not what you would have expected!

 

In fact, I never specifically set out to change the way I felt about being childless. As I went through this process, from 2004 on-wards (which is when I discovered some very powerful therapeutic self-help techniques) what I was mainly focusing on was relieving the tremendous grief and distress that I’d been accumulating as a result of having lost 12 babies. But everything that I did to accomplish that had the very beneficial side effect of also changing how I felt about being childless, too.

 

The tools I use are very effective at changing the way you feel. Since 2004 I’ve supported hundreds of people to be happier, more peaceful and live more enjoyable lives, and I know that it IS possible! – and I’m a ‘woman on a mission’ to show you how you can do this, for yourself, too.

 

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