How to Help your Wife Deal with Infertility during Mother's Day

This content was created by Erica Hoke. This content was uploaded by Erica Hoke. This is a YouTube video titled "How to Help your Wife Deal with Infertility during Mother's Day" (posted 2022-05-03). It is a single-speaker advice/talk aimed at partners (primarily men) whose wives are experiencing infertility, offering practical support strategies for Mother's Day: ask how she feels, avoid forcing attendance at family events, reschedule obligations, plan a private or outdoor day together, give stress-reducing gifts (spa services, essential oils), and consider remembrance jewelry for miscarriage. The speaker also promotes a 12-week "Accelerate Your Fertility Bootcamp" with a limited discount and links/gift guide in the description.
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And happy Monday! Anybody else having a great, easy Monday? Oh my goodness, hold on to your seats. So what we're talking about today is I want to help you through next weekend with Mother's Day coming up. If your wife is going through infertility, I want you to have some tools in your toolbox for you to be able to help your wife and for you guys to communicate during this time that can be really emotional and really stressful. So I want to also check and make sure that I have audio today because I have had problems here. So just give me one and let me see, do I have audio? Awesome. I have audio. Okay. So the first thing that if you're watching and you're a guy, this is for the guys. But it can also be for the mom's daughter who might be in fertility, the sisters and things like that. So don't make any assumptions about how she's feeling. Ask her what her thoughts are really about Mother's Day and what kind of, um, it is bringing up in her. Does she really just want to focus on her own mom? Does If you're experiencing secondary information, I'm going to slow down so I can talk. If you're experiencing secondary information, does she just want to focus on today with you and your children currently? But now she explains how she wants to celebrate and also how you're feeling. Okay. It's really just like, ask her how she's, how she's doing, but share with her what it brings you. And that, and that is more connected, and it's going to help her feel less alone in the process. Okay. So if her mom is still living, or if your, the mother-in-law is still living, Don't obligate her, um, brunches, lunches, uh, church services, going— doesn't want to go on her because, um, there's nothing worse than sitting there gritting your teeth through something that you don't want to be at when you're just like tears the whole time. So this goes back to the previous, like, no one conversation. You know, if she's not really feeling it and she can't get, you know, like, make it out of the house, don't put any pressure on her, okay? Just ask her, make excuses for her or whatever, so that if you need to go and spend time with your mom, or maybe, you know, you need to explain to your mom, her mother-in-law, you know, that maybe, um, you'll have to see her another time. Saturday or on Monday or something and stay on a different day other than Sunday because your wife needs you. Okay, um, that makes me, uh, brings us up to 3. So it's really great if you can, um, choose to move those other Mother's Day obligations, um, to another day if the two of you, you and your wife, can spend a really neat together, maybe doing something that you've always wanted to do in your own town, or do a day trip, like create a special day if she's up for it, something maybe outdoors that is not going to be, you know, where she's not going to be surrounded by a bunch of people celebrating Mother's Day. But really, whatever it is that you— and that would be something special that the two of you could experience. To get a change of scenery, if you will, right? So if you want to honor your wife with a Mother's Day gift, get creative in your gift giving. You can— is going to help her with her stress reduction, of course, like spa services and things like that. Essential oils, I'm a big fan of, and I'll drop a link if you go to my website site listed here in the description. I'll drop a link for, um, a gift guide for those going through infertility as well, um, so that gift ideas if you want to put something, um, tangible to the day. Um, also it's really nice, there's some jewelry companies that will make, um, special remembrance jewelry, miscarriages and things like that. So Um, just honoring those babies that you've lost. If you've gone through that hard season of losing a child through miscarriage, honoring that with a special piece of jewelry, um, or a gift of that nature, it is really, really, um, touching, um, and shows that you put some thought and care. Even if you can't get it because, you know, the clock's kind of ticking right now, even if you can't get it in time, if to order it and take it. So that's my tips for you if you are a guy going through infertility with your wife. Those are some tips you can support her. I also dropped the link, if it's helpful, to my Accelerate Your Fertility Bootcamp. It's a 12-week guide that will help her move forward on her infertility. Journey, and I have just 10 available, um, at the reduced price of 40% off. So if you want to grab one of those for her, that would be a next quarter for you, um, to move forward on your journey. Health and blessings to you guys. Thank you for watching. I will be here Friday, every day. Bye-bye.
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