This book narrates the author's infertility story interwoven with the expectations of navigating a fertility journey as a woman in medicine. There is data and experience driven descriptions of the medical processes involved in fertility treatment as well as practical tips for approaching this as a busy physician. It is complete with To Do lists.

Jenna Miller, MD is a Pediatric Critical Care Physician with 15 years of experience in medicine. She began her infertility journey at the age of 35 and found that infertility felt like a dark secret that few women discussed openly. Over several years, she experienced "egg freezing" four times, IVF (in vitro fertilization) four times, IUI (intrauterine insemination) three times, and the use of sperm donors and gestational carriers. She also explored adoption. She experienced this journey as a single woman in medicine, so she believes she has a unique perspective on a variety of ways a person can build a family in nontraditional ways. In the end, her journey ended in her gestational carrier achieving a pregnancy with her son. She hopes her journey can help educate the generations of women who follow her in medicine and that these women can have the knowledge necessary to make informed decisions regarding their own fertility.