S1: Episode 5 - Emily's Story

Welcome back to The Oasis Fertility Podcast, where this month we are telling stories of adoption to shed some light on adoption awareness month! This episode we would like to introduce you to Emily, a very good friend of Oasis. Emily is an author, a social enterprise entrepreneur, a blogger, a florist, a lover of human connection and just an all around amazing woman who is a huge advocate for open and private domestic adoption. Emily is full of amazing resources and she's always willing to help and guide others on their adoption journey. Listen in to hear about this incredible faith filled story and all the families who are connected and loved because of their choice to adopt, right from day one. Emily's Book - Navigating Infertility: A tool to help guide you on your family building journey Emily on Social Media: Instagram @hope4waitingarms https://www.facebook.com/Hopeforwaitingarms/ Fleurish - Botanical Goodness Emily's Recommendations: Book: Hannah's Hope Book: Every Bitter Thing is Sweet Podcast: Sarah's Laughter --> We are not medical professionals or mental health practitioners, so please be sure to listen to your doctor and health care professional's advice, above all else. Our hope with each story we share on this Podcast, is that you find something and can relate in some way that brings you a sense of community and hope. Please subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss an episode and become a part of our compassionate and supportive community. We welcome you. Learn more about Oasis Fertility Support Network Follow on Social media: Instagram, LinkedIn --> @oasisfsn Facebook --> //oasisfertilitysupportnetwork SIGN UP FOR A SUPPORT GROUP HERE This episode was recorded at Crescent Health in the Zen Den - find more about them here and @crescenthealthcollective on Instagram #infertility #ivf #adoptionawareness #adoptionawarenessmonth #adoptionstory #fertilitytreatment #fertilitystory #fertilitystories #Fertility #adoptioncanada #infertilitystories #adoption #adoptionjourney #privatedomesticadoption