In January 2013, at thirty-four years old, Cole Hayman sat in a fertility clinic and was told the words no woman ever wants to hear. Her ovaries weren't working. Her hormone levels were postmenopausal. And her chances of conceiving naturally were, in the doctor's own words, "one in ten million."
She refused to accept it.
What followed was one of the most remarkable years of her life. Told through real-time journal entries, One in Ten Million takes you inside the extraordinary journey of a woman who decided that doctors don't get the final word. Armed with determination, relentless research, and an unwillingness to give up on the family she always dreamed of, Cole set out to prove everyone wrong. And as it turns out, beating the odds of infertility was only the half of it...
Endearing, funny, raw, and ultimately breathtaking, this is more than a fertility memoir. It is a testament to the power of fighting for yourself.
- For anyone who has ever been told no.
- For anyone who has ever fought for something that felt impossible.
