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ARC's Fertility Stress Reduction Program

We all know that infertility is stressful. To help determine how it is impacting your emotional life please take the test below.

Infertility Stress Test

Be assured that your information is secure and confidential and will not be shared with or sold to an outside source.

* If you wish to redo your test, hit the "Reset" button at the bottom of the form to reset it.

1.

I feel like a failure because I'm unable to become pregnant or carry a pregnancy. yes no

2.

I'm afraid I may never give birth or hold a pregnancy. yes no

3.

I don't feel the support I need from my partner. yes no

4.

I feel jealous or sad when I hear that someone else is pregnant. yes no

5.

I avoid friends and family members who are pregnant or have babies. yes no

6.

I'm having difficulty making decisions about how to deal with infertility. yes no

7.

I feel I'm being punished. yes no

8.

I resent how infertility is impacting my life. yes no

9.

I feel my life is on hold. yes no

10.

I feel overwhelmed or loss of control over my life. yes no

11.

I'm often hurt by comments like "just relax" that minimize the difficulty of infertility. yes no

12.

I experience less pleasure and enjoyment. yes no

13.

My sex life is suffering. yes no

14.

My career is being impacted by infertility. yes no

15.

My sleep is disturbed by thoughts related to infertility. yes no

 

Total Stress Points:

If you answered yes to five or more of these questions, infertility may be impacting your emotional life. You might want to contact your local physician for further help.

If you would like to clear the form and re-enter your stress test information, please use this reset button:  

If you are interested in finding the fertility clinic closest to you that has a stress reduction program please:  

If you have thoughts of hurting yourself, have trouble getting out of bed, or enjoying life, see a doctor immediately. These are symptoms of depression, which needs to be treated seriously. Help in the form of medication and/or therapy is available. To see if you may have a diagnosis of depression, the National Mental Health Association offers a free confidential screening test for depression on their website depression-screening.org.