Speak positive thoughts. When going through the ups and downs of fertility challenges one of the easiest things to do is to start saying negative things. Don't fall into this trap! Regardless of how tough things get you must remain positive. Continue to believe and have faith that things will work out for the good. Even if your wife starts saying negative things, counteract them with positive statements of your own. Getting through this emotional time is hard enough, learn to speak positive thoughts into your life.
Go with your wife to appointments. This may seem like a 'no brainer', but it's important. Many men have a fear of the doctor and hate going to the doctors office. You can't make this mistake when going to a fertility clinic. Even if the doctor doesn't need you for testing or procedures, your wife needs you for emotional support. Be there to hold her hand and listen to her every cry. She will need your support at this time as much as at any time in her entire life.
Spend time praying with your wife. The power of prayer is limitless. It's amazing how you can feel so much better by simply praying and telling God your troubles. This feeling is magnified when you pray with someone. There is something powerful about two people agreeing on a need or desire and both going to God with it. If you are a Christian spend time praying and asking God for guidance and for help. This will strengthen you relationship and give you the strength to get through this challenging time.
Go the extra mile. As a man go the extra mile for your wife during his time. Take her out a little more or do little things for her you might not normally do. Help out around the house. Obviously these things won't bring you a child but it will give your wife less to think about and may bring some happiness into her life.
Listen. Learning to be a good listener can help at this time. Your wife is going to have days where the challenge gets to her and she will be sad or in a bad mood. Learn to listen to her complaints and her worries. Even though you may not always be able to change them right away you can always listen and show her you love her.
The challenge of infertility can be tough. As the man, do whatever you can to support your wife.
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