Make me a baby already! Of course I didn't dare to express this bold opinion out loud."Then why can't we conceive?" I ask. Why? At the moment, this is the most important question of my life. I came to the best doctor for an answer, and I was anxious to get it. "I don't know. We don't know how to make children. We don't do miracles either. We can only help nature take its course. Look how many menstrual cycles have you already had, an uncountable number of sperm cells, and yet, still no eggs have fertilised. Why? We don't know."The book takes us for a ride on an emotional rollercoaster starting when the couple decides to have a child, which leads to unforeseen consequences and an endless search for a solution, since the wished-for pregnancy is just not happening. They don't lose hope and decide to take matters into their own hands. They visit the best of professional Western medicine but later they move on to other types of medicine, more alternative ones, all in order to finally have a child. The main character is a modern and educated woman who focuses on achieving her goal, namely having a baby, and she eagerly addresses her goal as "the project." On her mission to have a baby she is experiencing a whirl of ups and downs. The world tells her that her life is her own responsibility, that it's all in her hands or in her head, so whenever she falls, she picks herself up and continues. Until she can do no more. Because she has done everything. Because she is a broken woman. In the book the author describes her personal story, the story of a couple whose decision to have a child takes them from conventional medicine to alternative medicine and all the way to personal transformation. But it is so much more than just a story about infertility; it is also a story of partnership, a story of searching a woman's soul, but most of all it is a story about realising that a child is not a project or a thing which you can easily buy at the doctor's or at healer's office, but a miracle that happens when you are truly ready. A great book, full of emotions, drama, humour and a great narrative!"For decades, on a daily basis I meet couples who have trouble conceiving. I, myself, ask many of them: 'So what are you two waiting for?!'. Suzana Zagorc in her book with the same title presents her experience of trying to conceive. It will be of help to other couples who are also facing similar difficulties. Heartfelt, without embellishment, and with numerous details she also reveals the mists of her journey to others who approach many couples with this very question. The book So what are you two waiting for?! is a significant achievement for our area, because so far we haven't had this sort of literature describing the whole experience through the eyes, body and soul of a young modern woman." Primoz Res, MD, Chief of StaffSpecialist in Gynaecology and ObstetricsThe chapters in the book are structured in four main sections:1.Project baby (A modern woman on her mission, checking her to-do list) 2.Medical doctors & healers (Going from conventional medicine to alternative)3.If only I live healthy enough (She believes her health is her responsibility, so she just needs to live healthy enough. Right?)4.Truth (Hidden emotions, fallen masks and why she was wearing them, partnership, searching her soul).