Virtual IVF Meetup Group · Free
Connect with other women who know what you’re going through.
A small, honest, weekly video conversation for people going through IVF. No fixing, no advice-giving, no pressure to share. Always free.
What it is
A place to be understood.
IVF can be lonely, even with a loving partner and a great clinic. Friends mean well, but they may ask the wrong questions, or none at all.
The meetup is one hour a week with other people in the middle of it. You can talk about the shot schedule, the waiting, the news you’re holding, or nothing at all. Alison hosts the room, sets the tone, and makes sure no one has to perform being “fine.”
“We need understanding, relatability, and no one attempting to fix the emotional lows on the roller coaster.”Alison, host
What we talk about
Because where you are is always OK.
The point is not to arrive with something polished to say. It’s a place to be with people who understand the strange mix of hope, logistics, dread, tenderness, and dark humor that can show up in IVF.
Register for the meetupVisioning together about the future that is on its way.
Relatable experiences of joy, anger, pain, and the long in-between times.
Holding each other in quiet moments.
And sometimes laughing about the crazy-making moments.
Is this the right space?
A meetup for peer connection, with clear boundaries.
It’s for you if...
- You’re in, between, or considering IVF, IUI, or donor conception
- The people around you love you but don’t quite get it
- You’d like to listen first, and maybe talk later
You may be served better by other services if...
- You need medical advice, diagnosis, or interpretation of results
- You are looking for therapy or crisis mental-health support
- You want a program that tells you exactly what choices to make
How to join
Register, get the link, come as you are.
A short form gets you the Google Meet link and reminders. Cameras are optional. Passing is always fine. Nothing is recorded.
Register for the free meetupCome with a question, a feeling, an update, or nothing at all. The point is not to have the perfect thing to say. The point is to not have to be alone with all of it.