 Motherly published my article outlining my experience with infertility and IVF. It is surreal to look back on the journey now and think about everything we went through to get here - almost 7 months pregnant.
You can read the full article here: www.mother.ly/life/after-3-years-of-trying-and-a-round-of-ivf-i-am-finally-8-weeks-pregnant?fbclid=IwAR1wHAbahDXguoZ2-SUcUgI7S-vVkD2c5CcNM1UQL2nWpIdpESg-_HJLNSc
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 While social media is pay to play, it’s even more important to maximize the potential of every dollar that is spent. Facebook advertising is an effective platform to inform, persuade or remind customers about your brand or product. When ads are placed within the newsfeed, potential customers will be drawn to either visit the brand or product online or “like” the respective page.
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