Hope and Desire Melt away Fear

On Friday, I wrote about IVF fears. These are fears that are based on the medical and scientific issues that are involved with the whole IVF part of the process.

A question that was asked was how do you move forward with IVF with all of the Fears that it brings to the party?

My answer is simple:

Your hopes and desire melt away the fears so that you can reach your dreams.

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Anonymous said…
I don't think it's about it melting the fear away... I think it's about making a choice to let fear run your life or let hope lead it.. .. ..
August 18, 2008 at 9:58 AM
IVF Land on Surrogacy World said…
Jenn,

Hope and fear can't live in the same place. If you focus on the hope the fear has to go away.

It is a lot like the fact that light and darkness can be in the same location. You can talk about how fast the speed of light is and it's so fast that we really have no way to understand how fast light travels.

I like to consider that nothing is faster then the speed of light - except the darkness running to get away from the light.

Hope has the same effect on fear. When you pour in hope fear goes away.
August 18, 2008 at 10:52 AM
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