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you can do so at Radio at theFederalist.com. I would love to hear from you. Today, I am so excited

to welcome to the Kylie cast, Lee Fitzpatrick Sneed. Lee is a fellow at the Catholic Association, and she is also

the author of the brand new book, Infertil but Fruitful. In the book, Lee walks through her

personal story of infertility and what it was like going to see a doctor that did not align

with her Catholic worldview that really tried to immediately

push her toward IVF. She also talks about then pivoting to a different doctor that worked with

her wants and desires and within her Christian beliefs. She talks about adoption and the difference

between a desire for a baby and a desire for pregnancy. She talks about breastfeeding.

She talks about her faith and her

life and her marriage. There is truly something in this book for everyone, especially because even if

you don't personally struggle with infertility, you either know somebody or will know somebody who

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