Infertility sucks. What should be an intimate, fun, stress-free activity leading to conception is anything but enjoyable for the couple who can't get pregnant. One in eight couples in the United States have trouble becoming pregnant. If you're reading this, chances are you are one in eight too. For millions of women worldwide, assisted reproductive technologies have become a reality in building a family. As promising as these technologies are, their price tags aren't so encouraging. Most medical insurance plans do not cover infertility treatment, and couples in the United States pursuing in-vitro fertilization (IVF) can expect to pay anywhere from $15,000 to $25,000 for one cycle of the procedure. This is the part where I tell you, dear reader, that there is another way and you can afford IVF at any budget.This book is not a book about cutting corners. This book is not about skimping out on fertility treatment add-ons, like ICSI or embryo testing, in order to save money. This book shares information on ways IVF can be afforded on any budget. In this book, I share the same secrets I tell my friends who embark upon the journey to become pregnant. I was once in your shoes: overwhelmed with the numbers and directionless on how to figure out affording all of this. Two kids later and currently pursuing IVF for baby number three, I'm journeying down a well-traveled pathway that I've visited many times before - and to be honest, it's not so bad! Infertility is lonely. It's demanding. It's expensive. This book will reveal to you options to afford fertility treatments, provide confidence in making money-saving decisions, and make you feel a little less alone through self-deprecating anecdotes and stories only the infertile can relate to.