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In this deeply personal journey, Kelly shares the struggles of infertility, multiple miscarriages, and the emotional toll of years of treatments. From unexplained infertility to the eventual birth of three children, the path was filled with heartache, doubt, and uncertainty. Yet, through it all, there is a message of hope. One day, the weight of infertility may lift, and peace can be found in the midst of the struggle.

In honor of Infertility Awareness Week, Adrieanna Kucher shares her story of fertility struggles, including multiple miscarriages and the emotional challenges she faced. After a traumatic loss in March 2025, she sought counselling and found support through the Butterfly Run. Living with PCOS has added its own difficulties, but she continues to hold onto hope. Her message is one of solidarity for others on a similar journey, reminding them that their grief, feelings, and hope

Infertility is often invisible, but its impact is anything but. In this honest reflection, Hilary Walton shares the emotional, physical, and financial toll of trying to conceive—and the quiet strength it takes to keep going. A powerful reminder that behind everyday faces are stories of loss, resilience, and the need for support.

After experiencing multiple miscarriages and the end of a relationship, Kim embarked on a fertility journey filled with challenges, heartbreak, and unexpected discoveries. Through treatments, personal growth, and the support of the Butterfly Run community, Kim found strength in connection and hope for the future. This blog shares Kim's story of resilience, the lessons learned along the way, and my unwavering desire to become a mother, despite the obstacles faced.

After years of infertility treatments, Kirsten Sherlock and her husband chose to stop trying to conceive. She shares the grief of unexpected childlessness and the journey toward healing through therapy, community, and self-compassion. Now a counsellor, she supports others facing similar loss and offers a compassionate space to find meaning and joy beyond parenthood.

This is what being triggered can look like for me. The first image is grief, rage, and depression. The second is all of the emotions...