Survey Reveals Women Trying to Get Pregnant Report Loneliness and Self-Blame
A new survey commissioned by First Response™ in collaboration with RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association shows that women report feeling lonely, blame themselves and find misinformation as they are trying to get pregnant.
- A new survey commissioned by First Response™ in collaboration with RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association shows that women report feeling lonely, blame themselves and find misinformation as they are trying to get pregnant.
- More than two-thirds of women trying to conceive (68%) are worried about their ability to become pregnant and one-third were concerned that not being able to get pregnant would be their fault (32%).
- Almost 2 in 5 women who are trying (38%) wish they knew how much conflicting information there was before they began attempting to get pregnant.
- 93% of women believe at least three misconceptions about trying to get pregnant when given a knowledge test about common facts regarding pregnancy.