Lena Dunham Speaks Out About Her Failed IVF In Heartbreaking Essay

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Lena Dunham opened up about her painful battle with infertility, feeling betrayed by her body and accepting she will 'never be a biological mother.' While reflecting on having her cervix, uterus and an ovary removed due to chronic endometriosis in 2017, the actress admitted she became 'obsessed' with becoming a mother in her candid essay for the December issue ofHarper's Magazine.'The moment I lost my fertility I started searching for a baby,' she began her article, noting, she was only 31-years-old when she underwent a total hysterectomy.

Lena Dunham opened up about her painful battle with infertility, feeling betrayed by her body and accepting she will 'never be a biological mother.' While reflecting on having her cervix, uterus and an ovary removed due to chronic endometriosis in 2017, the actress admitted she became 'obsessed' with becoming a mother in her candid essay for the December issue ofHarper's Magazine.'The moment I lost my fertility I started searching for a baby,' she began her article, noting, she was only 31-years-old when she underwent a total hysterectomy.

Lena Dunham is opening up about her failed IVF journey in a new essay.“For the last year I’ve been writing a piece for @harpersmagazine about the experience of learning, once and for all, that I would never be a biological mother — and about the Internet communities that I fell into when it felt like the world had no space [in real life] for the grief, pain and rage that comes along with processing something of this magnitude.“The Girls creator and star, 34, wrote in the piece titled “False Labor: Giving up on motherhood,” that “the moment I lost my fertility” at age 31 when she had a full hysterectomy amid a decades-long battle with endometriosis — “I started searching for a baby.” It led to her first considering adoption, but then going

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Lena Dunham has never shied away from sharing her ongoing health battles with her fans, but this may be the most personal and intimate view into her life yet.

Lena Dunham opened up about her painful battle with infertility, feeling betrayed by her body and accepting she will 'never be a biological mother.' While reflecting on having her cervix, uterus and an ovary removed due to chronic endometriosis in 2017, the actress admitted she became 'obsessed' with becoming a mother in her candid essay for the December issue ofHarper's Magazine.'The moment I lost my fertility I started searching for a baby,' she began her article, noting, she was only 31-years-old when she underwent a total hysterectomy.

Lena Dunham has opened up about her heartbreaking IVF journey.

Lena Dunham shared her unsuccessful IVF journey for the first time in a candid Harper’s Magazine essay on Monday, November 16.“I learned that none of my eggs were viable on Memorial Day in the midst of a global pandemic,” the Girls alum, 34, wrote. “I was in Los Angeles when I got the call from Dr. Coperman, the slight Jewish man who was my entry into (and now exit from) the world of corporate reproduction.”The doctor told the actress, “We were unable to fertilize any of your eggs,” she recalled.

Lena Dunham has revealed that she underwent in vitro fertilization and discovered that none of her eggs were viable.

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