Fast forward nine months, and Alison was holding her baby boy, Sonny, in her arms. Now that the dust has settled — Ever is 9 and Sonny has officially turned 3 — Alison is ready to help other couples navigate the murky waters of infertility through her brand-new podcast, InfertileAF.
"[When I was struggling with my infertility], there weren't many good books on the subject at the time," she said. "There really weren't even podcasts, but I found that a lot of the information was just too medical or too clinical. I needed to find something that I could relate to. There's a hole in the market for people getting down and real about all this stuff."
"I remember when I was going to write [a memoir on my experience], I had gone to Barnes & Noble looking for books about miscarriages. The infertility section was six inches wide — there were two or three books — that was it! And I was like, 'Are you kidding me? Why doesn't anybody talk about this?'"
![Fast forward nine months, and Alison was holding her baby boy, Sonny, in her arms. Now that the dust has settled — Ever is 9 and Sonny has officially turned 3 — Alison is ready to help other couples navigate the murky waters of infertility through her brand-new podcast, InfertileAF.
"[When I was struggling with my infertility], there weren't many good books on the subject at the time," she said. "There really weren't even podcasts, but I found that a lot of the information was just too medical or too clinical. I needed to find something that I could relate to. There's a hole in the market for people getting down and real about all this stuff."
"I remember when I was going to write [a memoir on my experience], I had gone to Barnes & Noble looking for books about miscarriages. The infertility section was six inches wide — there were two or three books — that was it! And I was like, 'Are you kidding me? Why doesn't anybody talk about this?'"](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/TAtZJuDGpHKq5yBYoPrcoYT2e6I/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2019/03/25/757/n/24155406/d2bdf646020d2807_IMG_8562/i/Fast-forward-nine-months-Alison-holding-her-baby-boy-Sonny.jpg "Fast forward nine months, and Alison was holding her baby boy, Sonny, in her arms. Now that the dust has settled — Ever is 9 and Sonny has officially turned 3 — Alison is ready to help other couples navigate the murky waters of infertility through her brand-new podcast, InfertileAF.
\"[When I was struggling with my infertility], there weren't many good books on the subject at the time,\" she said. \"There really weren't even podcasts, but I found that a lot of the information was just too medical or too clinical. I needed to find something that I could relate to. There's a hole in the market for people getting down and real about all this stuff.\"
\"I remember when I was going to write [a memoir on my experience], I had gone to Barnes & Noble looking for books about miscarriages. The infertility section was six inches wide — there were two or three books — that was it! And I was like, 'Are you kidding me? Why doesn't anybody talk about this?'\"")
