Canadian Fertility Awareness Week
April 21-27, 2024, marked this year's recognition of Canadian Fertility Awareness Week.
Did you know?
Approximately 1 in 6 Canadians experience infertility.
1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss.
30% of fertility issues are unexplained.
These figures represent deeply personal and challenging journeys that individuals and couples navigate on the path to parenthood.
Yet, despite these widespread experiences, infertility and pregnancy loss often remain unspoken topics, shrouded in stigma.
Canadian Fertility Awareness Week aims to end that stigma—leading much-needed conversations on the emotional, physical, and financial struggles of infertility and pregnancy loss.
It's a time to amplify the voices of those who have felt silenced by that stigma and to highlight the need for compassion, understanding, and support in these conversations.
Learn More About My Story Here
While CFAW has ended, our commitment at The Vine Box remains. We're proud to stand alongside our community, offering a moment of light in the darkness and a source of support for all who need it. Together, we can rewrite the narrative surrounding infertility and pregnancy loss, replacing stigma with understanding, isolation with community, and despair with hope.
For more information on Canadian Fertility Awareness Week, visit www.fertilitymatters.ca
About The Vine Box
We proudly offer gift boxes designed for those going through infertility or pregnancy loss. Each box is carefully assembled with items that promote self-care, offer hope, and provide support when it’s needed most. Our boxes are more than just gifts—they represent your care and thoughtfulness towards your loved one.
“Our journey through infertility, pregnancy loss, and the joy of finally having our daughter inspired the creation of The Vine Box. We understand firsthand the loneliness, grief, and hardships accompanying these experiences. We crafted these beautiful boxes to extend comfort and support to others facing similar challenges.”
Follow @vineboxcomforts on Instagram, and let me know what you’d like to learn next.
