Jade talks to me all the way from the other side of the world. Many LOL and WTF moments in this one! Jade hilariously retells her IVF journey and the inspiration behind her memoir The good news is... you don't have Endometriosis.Seeking help from multiple specialists, Jade had success with IVF and now has a beautiful 2 month old girl. Oh and she does actually have Endometriosis (another example of how important it is to advocate for yourself)You can purchase her book on Amazon and Kindle.

Jade talks to me all the way from the other side of the world. Many LOL and WTF moments in this one! Jade hilariously retells her IVF journey and the inspiration behind her memoir The good news is... you don't have Endometriosis. Seeking help from multiple specialists, Jade had success with IVF and now has a beautiful 2 month old girl. Oh and she does actually have Endometriosis (another example of how important it is to advocate for yourself) You can purchase her book on Amazon and Kindle.

Jade Endometriosis Laparoscopy IVF

Todays episode Maraea talks about her infertility journey. Being diagnosed with PCOS at a young age, she knew she would likely need help to fall pregnant. Maraea would sometimes go over a year without a period, so it was almost impossible to track her cycle. Seeking advice from a fertility specialist the first step was to do a Laparoscopy/Hysteroscopy, however before organising to do this she fell pregnant naturally. Maraea goes into depth about her miscarriages, clomid cycles and failed transfers. She also sought a 2nd option from another fertility specialist who ordered even more testing. Maraeas journey still continues. It was an absolute pleasure talking to Maraea, after ending the recording we spoke for another 30 minutes or so, it was another episode on its own! Wishing you all the best Maraea. 

Todays episode Maraea talks about her infertility journey. Being diagnosed with PCOS at a young age, she knew she would likely need help to fall pregnant. Maraea would sometimes go over a year without a period, so it was almost impossible to track her cycle. Seeking advice from a fertility specialist the first step was to do a Laparoscopy/Hysteroscopy, however before organising to do this she fell pregnant naturally. Maraea goes into depth about her miscarriages, clomid cycles and failed transfers. She also sought a 2nd option from another fertility specialist who ordered even more testing. Maraeas journey still continues. It was an absolute pleasure talking to Maraea, after ending the recording we spoke for another 30 minutes or so, it was another episode on its own! Wishing you all the best Maraea.

Maraea PCOS Miscarriages Clomid IVF

Bib shares her incredible story going through IVF and personal loss (losing both her mother and sister in law during their TTC journey). After trying to conceive on their own with no success, they did 6 rounds of Clomid and unfortunately experienced an early miscarriage. Their next step was IVF (seeking help from an IVF clinic in Brisbane, a 5 hour drive from where they lived in rural NSW). Bib shares with me the multiple stimulated cycles, failed transfers, early miscarriages, ectopic pregnancy, and laparoscopies (most of it through the Covid pandemic and navigating border restrictions) Bibs story still continues, as she is currently waiting to do another embryo transfer (with two embryos this time). Wishing you all the best Bib! Thank you for sharing your story.   If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S 

Bib shares her incredible story going through IVF and personal loss (losing both her mother and sister in law during their TTC journey). After trying to conceive on their own with no success, they did 6 rounds of Clomid and unfortunately experienced an early miscarriage. Their next step was IVF (seeking help from an IVF clinic in Brisbane, a 5 hour drive from where they lived in rural NSW). Bib shares with me the multiple stimulated cycles, failed transfers, early miscarriages, ectopic pregnancy, and laparoscopies (most of it through the Covid pandemic and navigating border restrictions) Bibs story still continues, as she is currently waiting to do another embryo transfer (with two embryos this time). Wishing you all the best Bib! Thank you for sharing your story. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a>

Bib Clomid IVF Miscarriage Ectopic Covid

In todays episode I talk to Anna about her infertility journey. Anna was diagnosed with PCOS after realizing her cycles were irregular. She didn’t respond well to the fertility drugs to help her ovulate, so the next step was IVF. Anna lived in rural QLD and had to travel 2000km to Brisbane to seek fertility treatment. She goes into depth about her miscarriages, including a hospital stay that wasn’t well managed by the staff. Anna went through a few IVF stimulated cycles and many transfers, she changed fertility specialists a few times as she felt like there was more to investigate. She is a big believer in advocating for yourself and asking questions. She had two laparoscopies with two different specialists, finding mild endometriosis. In her last stimulated cycle, she had her embryos PGS and was on an immune protocol for a DQ alpha gene match. At the time of recording, Anna was 28 weeks pregnant. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S 

In todays episode I talk to Anna about her infertility journey. Anna was diagnosed with PCOS after realizing her cycles were irregular. She didn’t respond well to the fertility drugs to help her ovulate, so the next step was IVF. Anna lived in rural QLD and had to travel 2000km to Brisbane to seek fertility treatment. She goes into depth about her miscarriages, including a hospital stay that wasn’t well managed by the staff. Anna went through a few IVF stimulated cycles and many transfers, she changed fertility specialists a few times as she felt like there was more to investigate. She is a big believer in advocating for yourself and asking questions. She had two laparoscopies with two different specialists, finding mild endometriosis. In her last stimulated cycle, she had her embryos PGS and was on an immune protocol for a DQ alpha gene match. At the time of recording, Anna was 28 weeks pregnant. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a>

Anna PCOS IVF Immune protocol PGS

In todays episode I chat with Emma. Her IVF journey started after her husband was diagnosed with cancer. As they were very keen to start a family, before starting chemotherapy, they had some sperm frozen. Emma went to a lot of appointments and procedures on her own. She was very private with her IVF journey, and no one knew they had begun treatment until the very end. Emma had a very supportive fertility specialist at a bulk billing IVF clinic. She went through a few stimulated cycles and transfers and now has a beautiful 5 month old boy! Her husband Adam is in remission and they are enjoying being a family of 3! Would you like to share your tale? https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S 

In todays episode I chat with Emma. Her IVF journey started after her husband was diagnosed with cancer. As they were very keen to start a family, before starting chemotherapy, they had some sperm frozen. Emma went to a lot of appointments and procedures on her own. She was very private with her IVF journey, and no one knew they had begun treatment until the very end. Emma had a very supportive fertility specialist at a bulk billing IVF clinic. She went through a few stimulated cycles and transfers and now has a beautiful 5 month old boy! Her husband Adam is in remission and they are enjoying being a family of 3! Would you like to share your tale? <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a>

Emma Cancer IVF ICSI

A quick add on to the first episode released. Simone talks about hypothyroidism, early release of superannuation, seeing a psychologist, egg quality supplements, wives tales and support during the IVF journey. Enjoy! Join the Insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast Would you like to share your story? Click on this link or send a DM through the socials. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S  

A quick add on to the first episode released. Simone talks about hypothyroidism, early release of superannuation, seeing a psychologist, egg quality supplements, wives tales and support during the IVF journey. Enjoy! Join the Insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast Would you like to share your story? Click on this link or send a DM through the socials. <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a>

Simone and Stuart bonus episode

In this first episode of season 2, Simone tells her own tale of infertility with the help of her husband Stuart. The journey began after 12 months of trying to conceive naturally and Stuart deciding to get his sperm tested. They found out Stuart has low sperm count and for them to conceive naturally would have a 1 in a million chance and the best option was IVF with ICSI. After 1 stimulated cycle and 3 failed transfers, Simone had a Laparoscopy. The surgery found mild endometriosis, adhesions and high natural killer cells. They did another stimulated cycle and a had a few more failed transfers (on an immune protocol) before discovering the DQ alpha gene partial match. They completed LMIT in Melbourne and went through another stimulated cycle (doing PGS this time) and a few more transfers. Using their first PGS embryo and on a tailored immune protocol, Simone fell pregnant. A year after their daughter was born they decided it was time to extend their family. The same treatment plan was used to conceive their son (who is now 5 months old). Liked this episode? Please leave a review! Join the Insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast Would you like to be on the show? https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S 

In this first episode of season 2, Simone tells her own tale of infertility with the help of her husband Stuart. The journey began after 12 months of trying to conceive naturally and Stuart deciding to get his sperm tested. They found out Stuart has low sperm count and for them to conceive naturally would have a 1 in a million chance and the best option was IVF with ICSI. After 1 stimulated cycle and 3 failed transfers, Simone had a Laparoscopy. The surgery found mild endometriosis, adhesions and high natural killer cells. They did another stimulated cycle and a had a few more failed transfers (on an immune protocol) before discovering the DQ alpha gene partial match. They completed LMIT in Melbourne and went through another stimulated cycle (doing PGS this time) and a few more transfers. Using their first PGS embryo and on a tailored immune protocol, Simone fell pregnant. A year after their daughter was born they decided it was time to extend their family. The same treatment plan was used to conceive their son (who is now 5 months old). Liked this episode? Please leave a review! Join the Insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast Would you like to be on the show? <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a>

Simone and Stuart Low sperm count IVF ICSI FET High NKC DQ Alpha Gene Endo Adhesions PGS

Todays episode is an amazing one to listen to. Alesha chats to us about her IVF journey, ectopic pregnancy, OHSS and how they moved from fertility treatment to inter country adoption, then onto local adoption. Alesha and her husband adopted two siblings within 12 months and she walks us through the technical and emotional aspects of the adoption process. The main message today from Alesha and her husband is that IVF isn’t everything, and not necessarily the end of the road.  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away.  If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S  Join the Insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast Thanks for supporting us!

Todays episode is an amazing one to listen to. Alesha chats to us about her IVF journey, ectopic pregnancy, OHSS and how they moved from fertility treatment to inter country adoption, then onto local adoption. Alesha and her husband adopted two siblings within 12 months and she walks us through the technical and emotional aspects of the adoption process. The main message today from Alesha and her husband is that IVF isn’t everything, and not necessarily the end of the road.  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away.  If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Join the Insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast Thanks for supporting us!

Alesha IVF OHSS EP Adoption

Jossie shares their experience with fertility treatment as a Queer couple using known and unknown donors, IVF and IUIs. We also explore the impact of treatment on mental health and becoming consumed by treatment. Jossie shares her experience of being an open book and how that affected her relationships with friends and family and the impact it had on herself. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S  Join our insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast

Jossie shares their experience with fertility treatment as a Queer couple using known and unknown donors, IVF and IUIs. We also explore the impact of treatment on mental health and becoming consumed by treatment. Jossie shares her experience of being an open book and how that affected her relationships with friends and family and the impact it had on herself. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Join our insta tribe! @ivftalespodcast

Jossie IVF PTSD IUI

Suzanne shares her experience undergoing IVF in America resulting in the conception of her eldest son and then moving to Australia and undertaking an international adoption to welcome another son into their family.  Led By a Heartstring - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/led-by-a-heartstring/id1514329966  

Suzanne shares her experience undergoing IVF in America resulting in the conception of her eldest son and then moving to Australia and undertaking an international adoption to welcome another son into their family.  Led By a Heartstring - <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/led-by-a-heartstring/id1514329966" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/led-by-a-heartstring/id1514329966</a>

Suzanne IVF International Adoption

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Tayla and Chris join us to talk about their fertility treatment. They started their experience when Tayla was only 20 and underwent multiple rounds. In the testing they underwent they found out that Chris carried a Cystic Fibrosis gene that had effectively acted as a ‘natural vasectomy’ meaning that he would need to under go surgical sperm retrieval.    In this episode we also discus Tayla experiencing OHSS, their multiple cycles, miscarriage, visiting a naturopath and a psychic. The impact of treatment on intimacy and friendships. Chris also tells us how he felt during this and how he supported Tayla during treatments and their emotions when they did fall pregnant.  They also talk to us about the birth of their son postpartum and parenting after fertility treatment.  If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S 

Tayla and Chris join us to talk about their fertility treatment. They started their experience when Tayla was only 20 and underwent multiple rounds. In the testing they underwent they found out that Chris carried a Cystic Fibrosis gene that had effectively acted as a ‘natural vasectomy’ meaning that he would need to under go surgical sperm retrieval.  In this episode we also discus Tayla experiencing OHSS, their multiple cycles, miscarriage, visiting a naturopath and a psychic. The impact of treatment on intimacy and friendships. Chris also tells us how he felt during this and how he supported Tayla during treatments and their emotions when they did fall pregnant.  They also talk to us about the birth of their son postpartum and parenting after fertility treatment.  If you would like to share your story, please fill out the survey monkey questionnaire.  <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a>

Tayla and Chris IVF OHSS MFI SSR

We speak with Lisa about her fertility treatment and how she had always thought she may need some assistance with getting pregnant. 

We speak with Lisa about her fertility treatment and how she had always thought she may need some assistance with getting pregnant.

Lisa OHSS PCOS IVF

This weeks episode brings you Kellies story on IVF, international surrogacy and egg donation. Kellie is a mother of twins, an author, speaker and infertility advocate. She takes us through her journey of ovulation induction, 6 full swim cycles and moving onto egg donation and international surrogacy. We discuss how she felt navigating the decision to not be the genetic parent to her children and how she processed that decision.    Kellie has written two amazing books called Long-Awaited child, and Achieving Parenthood, The Struggles are Real, The Hope is Eternal. You can find more info on her website https://kellieharriden.com/  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S  Thanks for supporting us!

This weeks episode brings you Kellies story on IVF, international surrogacy and egg donation. Kellie is a mother of twins, an author, speaker and infertility advocate. She takes us through her journey of ovulation induction, 6 full swim cycles and moving onto egg donation and international surrogacy. We discuss how she felt navigating the decision to not be the genetic parent to her children and how she processed that decision.  Kellie has written two amazing books called Long-Awaited child, and Achieving Parenthood, The Struggles are Real, The Hope is Eternal. You can find more info on her website <a href="https://kellieharriden.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://kellieharriden.com/</a> Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Kellie surrogate egg donation IVF Clomid

Kirsty walks us through her fertility journey being diagnosed with PCOS and diabetes, being put on metformin and beginning IVF. She initially went to a bulk billing IVF clinic, however, they told her she needed to lose weight in order to begin treatment. Kirsty talks to us about her treatment, and how she has navigated personal relationships and the things that have come up for her during her treatment.  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away.  If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S  Thanks for supporting us!

Kirsty walks us through her fertility journey being diagnosed with PCOS and diabetes, being put on metformin and beginning IVF. She initially went to a bulk billing IVF clinic, however, they told her she needed to lose weight in order to begin treatment. Kirsty talks to us about her treatment, and how she has navigated personal relationships and the things that have come up for her during her treatment.  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away.  If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Kirsty PCOS DIABETES IVF FET TTC

Today Naomi talks to us about how she tried for a baby for 5 years. She has other symptomatologies such as a frozen pelvis and mixed connective tissue disease, which is similar to lupus. Naomi takes us through her diagnose of stage 4 endo, 3 surgeries within six months and about what it is like to face the prospect of not having a child from IVF. We are so grateful for Naomi being so open about her journey as this is a side of fertility treatment that isn’t openly discussed.  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away.  If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S  Thanks for supporting us!

Today Naomi talks to us about how she tried for a baby for 5 years. She has other symptomatologies such as a frozen pelvis and mixed connective tissue disease, which is similar to lupus. Naomi takes us through her diagnose of stage 4 endo, 3 surgeries within six months and about what it is like to face the prospect of not having a child from IVF. We are so grateful for Naomi being so open about her journey as this is a side of fertility treatment that isn’t openly discussed.  Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away.  If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Naomi PCO IVF ENDO Childless not by choice

Bonnie and Mitch talk to us about tracking ovulation, IVF, miscarriage and feeling let down by your care provider. Along with being diagnosed with endometriosis and adenomyosis when trying for their second baby. Bonnie and Mitch also how they maintained their connection when dealing with the strain fertility treatment can bring to relationships. 

Bonnie and Mitch talk to us about tracking ovulation, IVF, miscarriage and feeling let down by your care provider. Along with being diagnosed with endometriosis and adenomyosis when trying for their second baby. Bonnie and Mitch also how they maintained their connection when dealing with the strain fertility treatment can bring to relationships.

Bonnie and Mitch endometriosis adenomyosis

This episode was recorded a little differently, as an instagram live! We sat with Donna the founder of The Conceiving Mind, and asked her how to survive the Christmas season while going through fertility treatment. The questions came in from you, our listeners, as we know how hard it can be to get through this ‘festive’ period while being in limbo with your treatment.   Donna started The Conceiving Mind after going through fertility treatment herself and noticing a gap in treatment- emotional support. She developed an evidence based online program that guides people going through the three types of fertility treatment in 10 modules. Currently, Donna has partnered with a large IVF clinic in Brisbane to bring her program to their patients. A massive congratulations to Donna and Eve for prioritising patients mental and emotional well being during treatment. More information can be found at: https://www.theconceivingmind.com/ https://evehealth.com.au/ Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S Thanks for supporting us!

This episode was recorded a little differently, as an instagram live! We sat with Donna the founder of The Conceiving Mind, and asked her how to survive the Christmas season while going through fertility treatment. The questions came in from you, our listeners, as we know how hard it can be to get through this ‘festive’ period while being in limbo with your treatment. Donna started The Conceiving Mind after going through fertility treatment herself and noticing a gap in treatment- emotional support. She developed an evidence based online program that guides people going through the three types of fertility treatment in 10 modules. Currently, Donna has partnered with a large IVF clinic in Brisbane to bring her program to their patients. A massive congratulations to Donna and Eve for prioritising patients mental and emotional well being during treatment. More information can be found at: <a href="https://www.theconceivingmind.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theconceivingmind.com/</a> <a href="https://evehealth.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://evehealth.com.au/</a> Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Donna IVF Instagram Live

Tay Sachs

This weeks episode brings you Beths IVF journey. Beth describes volunteering to be an egg donor for some friends and finding out she is a carrier for Tay Sachs gene, and how this led to her down the road of IVF. Candidly, she discusses going through a bulk billing clinic, multiple rounds of IVF and early miscarriage. Beth had to actively advocate for herself, armed with information she requested extensive testing on her husbands sperm and her own body, despite her doctor not recommending the treatment. Eventually, she sought a second opinion with a private clinic, had a laparoscopy and was diagnosed with stage 3 Endometriosis and a blocked fallopian tube. We chat quite a bit about miscarriage and the ideas around sharing pregnancies in the first trimester in order to receive support. Since the interview, Beth has undergone her 5th round of IVF, although this time ICSI was the preferred method. They got 14 eggs, 8 mature and all 8 fertilised! Beth was able to transfer two beautiful blastocysts, however, there were none to freeze. She had an implant bleed at 6dp5dt and a strong positive home test the next day, but then 2 days later the home tests got lighter and it was confirmed that sadly Beth was losing her two babes to early miscarriage. Currently, she is engaging with treatment with a private specialist and is potentially looking into egg donation. Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S Thanks for supporting us!

This weeks episode brings you Beths IVF journey. Beth describes volunteering to be an egg donor for some friends and finding out she is a carrier for Tay Sachs gene, and how this led to her down the road of IVF. Candidly, she discusses going through a bulk billing clinic, multiple rounds of IVF and early miscarriage. Beth had to actively advocate for herself, armed with information she requested extensive testing on her husbands sperm and her own body, despite her doctor not recommending the treatment. Eventually, she sought a second opinion with a private clinic, had a laparoscopy and was diagnosed with stage 3 Endometriosis and a blocked fallopian tube. We chat quite a bit about miscarriage and the ideas around sharing pregnancies in the first trimester in order to receive support. Since the interview, Beth has undergone her 5th round of IVF, although this time ICSI was the preferred method. They got 14 eggs, 8 mature and all 8 fertilised! Beth was able to transfer two beautiful blastocysts, however, there were none to freeze. She had an implant bleed at 6dp5dt and a strong positive home test the next day, but then 2 days later the home tests got lighter and it was confirmed that sadly Beth was losing her two babes to early miscarriage. Currently, she is engaging with treatment with a private specialist and is potentially looking into egg donation. Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Beth Tay sachs IVF ICSI MC BFP ENDO

This weeks episode brings you Brioneys story with her fertility journey. Her and her husband Stuart knew that they wanted children and started quite quickly once they were married. Brioney fell pregnant with twins, sadly however, she miscarried those babies at 8 weeks. Throughout her episode we chat about Bulk Billing IVF, bring 40 with low AMH, and undergoing her egg pickup awake. She also discusses how going through IVF has impacted her relationship with those around her, in her bright and bubbly way. There is also some happy news that at the time of recording Brioney was pregnant, and has since had her beautiful baby Billie! Congratulations to Brioney and Stuart on their new arrival 😊 Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S Thanks for supporting us!

This weeks episode brings you Brioneys story with her fertility journey. Her and her husband Stuart knew that they wanted children and started quite quickly once they were married. Brioney fell pregnant with twins, sadly however, she miscarried those babies at 8 weeks. Throughout her episode we chat about Bulk Billing IVF, bring 40 with low AMH, and undergoing her egg pickup awake. She also discusses how going through IVF has impacted her relationship with those around her, in her bright and bubbly way. There is also some happy news that at the time of recording Brioney was pregnant, and has since had her beautiful baby Billie! Congratulations to Brioney and Stuart on their new arrival 😊 Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Brioney IVF MC BFP Bulk Billing

In this weeks episode we chat with Megan about her IVF journey. Initially, their GP told her husband that there are no issues with her husbands sperm. After googling and realising that the numbers were quite low, she returned and demanded a referral to a fertility specialist. Megan chats about how she accessed her super to fund her treatment, OHSS, her miscarriage and finally getting a BFP which resulted in her little baby. We had such a lovely time talking to Megan, and learning about her pregnancy and postpartum period after going through IVF. We hope you enjoy listening to todays episode! Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S Thanks for supporting us!

In this weeks episode we chat with Megan about her IVF journey. Initially, their GP told her husband that there are no issues with her husbands sperm. After googling and realising that the numbers were quite low, she returned and demanded a referral to a fertility specialist. Megan chats about how she accessed her super to fund her treatment, OHSS, her miscarriage and finally getting a BFP which resulted in her little baby. We had such a lovely time talking to Megan, and learning about her pregnancy and postpartum period after going through IVF. We hope you enjoy listening to todays episode! Make sure to hit subscribe, so when episodes are released they download straight away. If you are interested in sharing your story, please click on the link to be taken to our questionnaire: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Z9HHD9S</a> Thanks for supporting us!

Megan IVF ICSI OHSS MC BFP

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