Infertility is a journey fraught with emotional turmoil, and one of the most pervasive feelings is
that of isolation. When you’re faced with the inability to conceive, it can feel like you’re the only
person in the world going through it. Friends and family may offer support, but their words often
fall short of true understanding. The question lingers in your mind: “I am alone… am I?”

I, too, wrestled with this question. Each failed attempt, every disappointing doctor’s visit, and
the endless cycle of hope and despair made me feel increasingly isolated. Social gatherings
became minefields, with well-meaning but painful questions about starting a family. The silence
that followed my admissions of struggle was deafening, reinforcing the sense that no one really
understood.

However, my perspective began to shift when I found Newbees. This digital platform, dedicated
to those facing infertility, connected me with a community of people who were experiencing the
same challenges. Through Newbees, I discovered that I was far from alone. There were
countless others navigating similar paths, each with their own stories of heartache and hope.

Newbees provided more than just community; it offered personalized support tailored to my
unique needs. Their innovative Conception Score tool gave me a comprehensive understanding
of my fertility, guiding my treatment options. The video journaling feature became a lifeline,
helping me articulate my feelings and connect with specialists who truly listened.

The turning point was realizing that my feelings of isolation were shared by many. Through online
forums, virtual support groups, and personalized care from top ART specialists, I found a
network of understanding and empathy. We exchanged tips, shared experiences, and lifted
each other up during tough times. This sense of belonging transformed my journey from one of
solitary struggle to collective resilience.

So, to anyone asking, “I am alone… am I?” I want you to know that you are not. There is a
community out there, ready to support you. Reach out, share your story, and find strength in
knowing that together, we are never truly alone.

Mandira, Chandigarh