For years, infertility has lived in conversations people weren’t sure how to start.
Questions asked too quickly.
Losses explained too simply.
Experiences softened so others wouldn’t feel uncomfortable.
And many women learned to keep going without saying what this journey was really like.
But something has been shifting. Now We Speak is part of that shift.
And when those stories are shared, something powerful happens.
Silence loosens its grip.
Shame loses its place.
Connection begins where isolation once lived.
Now We Speak is not just an anthology.
It is a space for women who feel the pull to tell the truth about what infertility has required of them, taken from them, changed in them, and revealed to them.
It is for women who are deciding they are no longer willing to carry this story quietly.
It exists because when one woman speaks honestly, another woman finally recognizes herself in the story too.
This first book will gather ten women who are ready to step forward together and speak what has too often been unspoken.
Like many women, Natasha didn’t set out to lead something like this.
She started with blogging because she needed somewhere honest to put what she was living through.
Miscarriage.
IVF.
Waiting.
An ectopic pregnancy that changed what the future looked like.
And eventually, a second ectopic pregnancy that led to the loss of her uterus.
Writing became the place where she could tell the truth about what infertility was asking of her.
And as she wrote, something became clear: she wasn’t the only one holding a story like this.
Friends.
Family members.
Women she barely knew.
Stories that had never been spoken out loud before.
Again and again, she saw the same pattern:
So many women were living this experience.
And so few of them felt like there was space to tell the truth about it
There are more conversations about infertility than there used to be.
But many women are still holding the most important parts of their stories quietly.
Stories change what statistics never can.
This invitation is for women who feel the quiet nudge that their story matters, even if they’re not sure where to begin.
You might see yourself here:
The One Still in the Middle of the Story
You are still walking this road, still asking questions, still learning what this experience means in your life.
The One Who Thought the Story Was Over
You have already walked through treatments, loss, waiting, or unexpected outcomes, but something in you knows the story didn’t end there.
The One Who Has Held It Quietly
You’ve shared pieces with a few trusted people, but not the whole truth. Something in you is ready to stop holding it alone.
The One Who Thought Their Success Invalidated Their Story
You’ve been able to conceive or adopt, but struggles for expanding your family still mark your journey. Something in you knows that your feelings are not only still valid, but that your voice belongs at this table.
You don’t have to be a professional writer.
You don’t have to have everything figured out.
Your story doesn’t have to be finished.
It just has to be real.
Hello, my name is Isabelle Bryant, but I prefer to be called Izzy. I get to work with the marketing team, generating videos and graphics and I’m the Distribution Manger, in charge of processing book orders coming in and shipping out.
I graduated high school at age 17 and taking a gap year at age 18 to discover my passion for all things Electronic Arts. I am currently learning how to do the illustrations for some children's books. I am about to start some courses to teach me more about how to tell stories through art.
Writing, art and video production are my passions. I look forward to how my talents and interests combine within the opportunities of Wildly Free Publishing.
email: izzy@wildlyfreellc.com
Hello, my name is Sebastian Bryant and I do the video/audio editorial work for Wildly Free Publishing. I work on all of the podcast videos, including some of the graphics. I recently graduated high school at age 16, and at age 17 was accepted to a University here in Colorado. Now at 18 I am completling my first year as an Electronic art/Graphic design student. I was just recently accepted into the Disney College Program where I will spend a year getting hands-on experience and learning all things Disney brand. My interests are video games, drawing, animation, and reading. I look forward to editing future projects.
email: sebastian@wildlyfreellc.com
Nina Brown brings her technical expertise to the Wildly Free team and is responsible for developing and maintaining this Wildy Free LLC website. She has over 15 years experience working in the technical world from developing software solutions for large companies such as Hoffman LaRoche, Hewlett Packard and Ford Motor Company to now turning her hand towards developing websites for smaller companies. She is a British Norwegian who after living all over the world has settled in sunny Colorado with her husband, two kids and two large fluffy dogs. She also absolutely loves curling up with a good book and being inspired by other people's stories.
Let's connect: email: nina@wildlyfreellc.com
Ashley Elizabeth has loved words since her earliest days on this earth and is beyond thrilled to be a part of the Wildly Free team where she can encourage, inspire, and amplify voices of all kinds to use their words in ways that will leave a lasting impact. She adores a wide range of writing genres and is a published author herself, with her first contribution in the anthology Rooted to Rise set to release in February of 2025. She has also coached many aspiring young writers from a variety of backgrounds and experiences toward showcasing their voices in contests, anthologies, and self-published works of their own. From coaching aspiring writers of all ages, to being a sounding board for ideas, to partnering with authors at every stage of their journey as they bring their stories to life, Ashley Elizabeth brings her open mind, inquisitive nature, dreamer’s imagination, eye for detail, and 16 years of teaching experience to the Wildly Free team.
email: ashleyelizabeth@wildlyfreellc.com
James Bryant is a passionate entrepreneur, seasoned editor, and accomplished publisher who loves helping people and businesses discover their "Why." As a business consultant, public speaker, and corporate trainer with over 25 years of experience in talent development, James has dedicated his career to guiding others in uncovering their purpose and sharing it with confidence and authenticity.Over the years, James has partnered with a wide range of organizations, bringing fresh ideas and practical strategies to foster growth and innovation. His expertise in leadership development, storytelling, and effective communication has earned him a reputation as a trusted mentor who genuinely cares about helping people reach their full potential.
Hi, my name is James, and I am the Executive Writing Coach and publisher for Wildly Free. What that means is that I help you to refine your story and take it from paper to published. I’m thrilled that you are exploring the idea of sharing your story. It is one of the most powerful and meaningful journeys you will embark on. Writing isn’t just about putting words on a page; it’s about discovering your voice, crafting your message, and creating something that truly resonates with your audience. That’s where I come in.
I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with writers like you to transform their ideas into impactful stories. Whether you’re starting with rough thoughts on a page or polishing your final draft, I’m here to guide you. Together, we’ll uncover the heart of your message and turn it into something that feels authentic, engaging, and uniquely you. I’ll also provide constructive feedback that empowers you to grow as a writer while staying true to your vision.
Whether you’re dreaming of writing a book, launching a blog, or simply becoming a more confident storyteller, I’d love to be your partner in this creative journey.
I can’t wait to hear your story and help you share it with the world.
email: james@wildlyfreellc.com
