Some say betrayal is like drowning you don’t realize how deep you’ve sunk until you try to breathe.For years, my husband Matt and I had been “trying” for a baby, but he kept missing fertility appointments, always with an excuse. Work. Timing. Money. Meanwhile, I worked late nights, took more business trips, and shouldered the…
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