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Heartbroken woman, 37, reveals how 'IVF RUINED her life' after she sold her home to raise $165,000 for six FAILED treatments in desperate bid to become a mother - only to suffer a devastating miscarriage - Vimarsana News

Heartbroken woman, 37, reveals how 'IVF RUINED her life' after she sold her home to raise $165,000 for six FAILED treatments in desperate bid to become a mother - only to suffer a devastating miscarriage

Katie Abdou, 37, had always imagined cradling her newborn baby in her arms and dreamt of the day she would set up a nursery and plan her baby shower. She has detailed her tragic fertility journey.

IVF ruined my life — I sold my home and spent $165K on 6 rounds of mishaps and miscarriages - Vimarsana News

IVF ruined my life — I sold my home and spent $165K on 6 rounds of mishaps and miscarriages

"It feels like the death of a dream," said Katie Abdou, 37, who feels doctors gave her false hope. "IVF has ruined my life."

Source: nypost.com
'I've spent £132k and sold my home for IVF and still don't have a baby - it's ruined my life' - Vimarsana News

'I've spent £132k and sold my home for IVF and still don't have a baby - it's ruined my life'

Katie Abdou, from Plymouth County, Massachusetts, sold her house and moved back with her parents to be able to afford IVF. She kept trying for years until her ovary 'exploded'

The TSA Is Hot Garbage. And We Will Never Be Rid Of It. - Vimarsana News

The TSA Is Hot Garbage. And We Will Never Be Rid Of It.

The TSA is a multi-billion/year boondoggle.

The Humiliating History of the TSA - Vimarsana News

The Humiliating History of the TSA

There’s no evidence two decades of pat-downs and shoe removal have made travelers any safer — so why does the theater of airport security persist?