Meet Dr. Samantha Fitts
Dr. Samantha Fitts suffered infertility and miscarriage. She has been married to Elroy for thirteen years. They are the proud parents of Nadia Fitts and live just outside Atlanta, Georgia. Over the past few years, Samantha has motivated other women through the message of this book.
Samantha graduated with top honors from Alabama State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Special Education. She earned her Master’s Degree in Special Education from Georgia State University in Atlanta. She went on to earn her Education Specialist in Education Leadership from Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee, and her Doctorate of Education from the Atlanta campus of Argosy University.
Samantha is an Autism/Special Education Specialist in the central office of Atlanta Public Schools. She is also a Reading Endorsement Instructor in Atlanta Public Schools through the Metropolitan Regional Education Service Agency (MRESA). She has been in education for over twenty years.
Since releasing “Journey of Hope: Love Marriage, and Overcoming Infertility at 40,” Samantha has been nominated for the 2019 RICE (Rising in Community Excellence) Awards Nominee in the area of Health and Wellness as well as made several appearances on prominent talk and radio shows to speak on her experiences with overcoming infertility.
My mission is to support and inspire you through my personal journey of going from singlehood to married and infertile to motherhood. Whether you driven by biology, emotional needs, or social pressures, you may desire marriage and family at some point in your life. But these seemingly simple goals can be surprisingly difficult for you to attain. It can be so easy for you to lose hope in this situation. But keeping the faith is crucial if you truly desire a family. In Journey of Hope: Love, Marriage and Overcoming Infertility at 40, I discuss how I kept going and did not give up. I never lost faith in the God who gives us our dreams and who wants us to live in all the abundance of His creation. Don’t give up on your dreams, whatever they are. You still have time.
Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you” (Matthew 17:20) (NIV)
ABOUT THE BOOK
There are some women who don’t have a desire to get married and have children. However, Samantha was not one of them. Many women in their late 30s and early 40s postpone marriage or childbearing to obtain their education, establish their careers, and become financially secure. Unfortunately, this sometimes leads to difficulties in finding Mr. Right or conceiving (or both). This can be an arduous and heartbreaking time of life, when it seems lifelong hopes and dreams of family may not be possible.
Samantha delayed marriage until the age of 36 after she’d pursued advanced degrees and established her career—not entirely by choice since Mr. Right hadn’t entered her life sooner. At times she wondered if it would ever happen. Once married, she and her husband wanted kids right away, only to suffer a miscarriage and the devastating diagnosis of infertility.
In this book, Samantha shares her extraordinary journey of hope. You will discover how her faith in God and perseverance led her to the right husband and overcoming infertility to have their first baby at 40.
Award-Winning Finalist in Women’s Health Category
2019 Best Book Awards sponsored by American Book Fest
WHAT THE READERS ARE SAYING.....
“This book is such an inspiration and showers you with hope, faith, peace, and perseverance. Samantha Fitts I am so proud of you and this book has given me some hope back that I needed. They always say that our testimony will help someone else. I believe that this book will touch many families and restore hope and faith. Thank you for being transparent and sharing your life with the world!”
“This book gives hope to women everywhere that giving up is never an option. Set , define, and achieve your goals!!”
“I’m beyond impressed with this book and hope there will be more to come”
