When Time Runs Out: Navigating Fertility in a World That Delays Motherhood

In a world where women are encouraged to prioritize education, careers, and independence, the reality of the biological clock often gets lost in the shuffle. When Time Runs Out is a wake-up call for modern women navigating the delicate balance between ambition and motherhood.

Drawing from her journey of fertility struggles, Adeola Olunloyo—an experienced sexual and reproductive health professional—takes readers on an eye-opening exploration of the challenges women face when time and biology collide. After undergoing three unsuccessful IVF cycles at age 42, she realized the silent yet critical gap in fertility education and the societal norms that hinder women from taking timely reproductive action, especially in Africa.

This book dives deep into:
• The growing population of women delaying marriage and motherhood.
• The harsh realities of fertility’s biological timeline.
• Empowering solutions like fertility preservation and advocacy for equitable access to care.
• Social and cultural barriers that perpetuate stigma around single motherhood.

Both a personal story and a call to action, When Time Runs Out advocates for change at every level—from individual empowerment to systemic policy reform. With compassion and urgency, this book equips readers with the knowledge and tools to make informed choices about their reproductive future.