My Life On Pause By Siobhan O’Sullivan Is A Deeply Personal Story To De-Stigmatise Infertility

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, My Life On Pause by Siobhan O’Sullivan is a personal account of being diagnosed with premature ovarian insufficiency, the emotional and medical challenges with infertility she faced, and offering support to others who have received this diagnosis.

 

My Life On Pause

Dr. Siobhan O’Sullivan’s My Life on Pause is a powerful and candid exploration of a topic often shrouded in silence: premature ovarian insufficiency (POI). Breaking down the taboo surrounding infertility, O’Sullivan shares her personal journey, offering hope and support to others facing similar challenges.

As a young physician, O’Sullivan’s diagnosis was a devastating blow. Her book delves into the profound psychological and emotional impact of POI, as well as the physical health implications. With raw honesty, she explores how this diagnosis affected her relationships, dreams, and self-esteem.

O’Sullivan’s narrative serves as a beacon of hope, reminding readers that life can continue even after such a diagnosis. She emphasizes the importance of finding joy in the simple things, reconnecting with loved ones, and embracing a new sense of self.

My Life on Pause is a must-read for anyone affected by POI or infertility. O’Sullivan’s courage and resilience offer a powerful message: you are not alone, and there is strength to be found even in the darkest of times.

Siobhan O’Sullivan

This book was written to raise an awareness of a condition which affects many more women than we know. I really want to de-stigmatise infertility and get to a place where this can be discussed openly without shame.

I am a thirty-four-year-old junior doctor working in London. I have a background in psychology and have always been fascinated by the physical and mental workings of the human body. It is from this standpoint that I deliver a personal account of my own health journey through a challenging and often stigmatised condition which has both physical and mental consequences on those affected.

-Dr. Siobhan O’Sullivan

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