Infertility can steal parts of you that you once cherished. The bubbly, hopeful, and carefree
person you used to be can get lost in the whirlwind of treatments, doctor visits, and the
emotional roller coaster of trying to conceive. One day, you look in the mirror and wonder,
“Where did my favourite me go? Can anyone help me find her again?”

This is a struggle I know all too well. The endless cycle of hope and disappointment wore me
down, eroding my sense of self. The spontaneous, joyful version of me faded away, replaced by
a shadow consumed with anxiety and sadness. Friends and family tried to comfort me, but their
efforts often felt superficial and fleeting.

Then I found Newbees, a digital platform designed for those grappling with infertility. Newbees
became my sanctuary, offering a blend of advanced technology and empathetic support to
help me navigate my journey. Their innovative Conception Score provided a clear,
comprehensive understanding of my fertility, removing much of the uncertainty that had
weighed me down.

But it was their video journaling tool that truly helped me reconnect with my favourite me. This
feature allowed me to express my feelings freely, analysing my words and emotions to offer
insights and support. Through this process, I began to understand my emotional landscape
better and started to find ways to nurture my mental well-being.

The personalized care from top ART specialists accessible through Newbees also played a
crucial role. These experts provided tailored treatment plans that gave me a sense of control
and renewed hope. Their guidance and compassion helped me remember the resilient,
optimistic person I once was.

With the comprehensive support from Newbees, I started to see glimpses of my favourite me
again. The journey was still challenging, but I no longer felt like a stranger to myself. To anyone
missing their favourite version of themselves, know that help is available. Reach out, embrace
the support, and slowly, you will find your way back to the person you cherish most..

Samadrita, Kolkata