https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-fertility-podcasts-tracksenSociety & CultureCopyright The Fertility Podcasthttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/956d2d09f29d460b0ff727dfe0ca5e77.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/the-fertility-podcasts-tracksMon, 23 Mar 2020 13:36:24 +0000The Fertility PodcastThe Fertility Podcastnatalie@thefertilitypodcast.comA safe place for men and women to talk and learn about infertility. This bi-weekly podcast includes interviews with leading fertility experts, coaches and specialists as along with stories from everyday people about their own journey's in starting a...cleanepisodicThe Fertility Podcastnatalie@thefertilitypodcast.comA safe place for men and women to talk and learn about infertility. This bi-weekly podcast includes interviews with leading fertility experts, coaches and specialists as along with stories from everyday people about their own journey's in starting a family.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/fertilitypodcast/ep-74-the-right-to-try-when-needing-fert48a56cb2-17d0-446b-b69e-b178c8133821Mon, 20 Mar 2017 07:26:11 +0000The Fertility PodcastNHS funding for fertility treatment in the UK varies depending on where you live. So you could be as little as several miles out of an area where you would be eligible for NHS funding but it means you have to pay for it yourself. Fertility Network UK...1981cleanfullThe Fertility PodcastNHS funding for fertility treatment in the UK varies depending on where you live. So you could be as little as several miles out of an area where you would be eligible for NHS funding but it means you have to pay for it yourself. Fertility Network UK has The Right to Try campaign to give you more information on how to make a difference and get your voice heard with your local council.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/fertilitypodcast/ep-73-add-some-pizzazz-to-your-wardrobe9b8856e7-0741-43cc-aea8-b0ab67f2823dMon, 13 Mar 2017 21:37:48 +0000The Fertility PodcastCat shares her journey through fertility treatment and recurrent miscarriage and how she reached some really low points which knocked her confidence somewhat. Both Cat and her husband have given themselves some 'time off' from their efforts to try...1458cleanfullThe Fertility PodcastCat shares her journey through fertility treatment and recurrent miscarriage and how she reached some really low points which knocked her confidence somewhat. Both Cat and her husband have given themselves some 'time off' from their efforts to try and start a family as they are looking to find happiness in themselves beforehand having had such a sad time over the last few years. She's now found a new focus and has set up a personal styling business Your Wardrobe Edit working with women and men to help them re find their confidence in what they choose to wear each day.. Cat has a background in fashion and is the go-to person for all her friends and family when it comes to asking for help with an outfit for a 'do'..Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/fertilitypodcast/ep72-have-a-chat-with-ivf-babble
IVF Babble is a gorgeous looking website with a whole host of informative and friendly information, from understanding different symptoms you might be experiencing during your cycle to what to ask about at your fertility clinic. There's also celebrity interviews and discussions with experts in the fertility field. I had a chat with its founders Sara Marshall-Page and Tracey Bambrough who have both been on their own fertility journey's and both have twins!



You will also hear us discuss IVF Buddy which is launching in April and will enable people going through fertility struggles to find someone else to talk to, this is a brilliant idea as so often when you're having to get your head around IVF it's hard to know who to talk to. I had my best friend there for me, as she had previously been through three rounds of IVF before having success and I was then able to share my experience with another good friend. If I'd have known about IVF Buddy when I was going through my treatment I might well have encouraged my husband to have a look as he was much more reluctant to speak to anyone about it but me.http://wp.me/p4T6k0-]]>bce05775-635c-4099-866f-8d3e0880c746Wed, 08 Mar 2017 11:00:00 +0000The Fertility PodcastHear from IVF Babble founders Tracey and Sara as to why they've built a new fertility hub. IVF Babble is a gorgeous looking website with a whole host of informative and friendly information, from understanding different symptoms you might be...
IVF Babble is a gorgeous looking website with a whole host of informative and friendly information, from understanding different symptoms you might be experiencing during your cycle to what to ask about at your fertility clinic. There's also celebrity interviews and discussions with experts in the fertility field. I had a chat with its founders Sara Marshall-Page and Tracey Bambrough who have both been on their own fertility journey's and both have twins!



You will also hear us discuss IVF Buddy which is launching in April and will enable people going through fertility struggles to find someone else to talk to, this is a brilliant idea as so often when you're having to get your head around IVF it's hard to know who to talk to. I had my best friend there for me, as she had previously been through three rounds of IVF before having success and I was then able to share my experience with another good friend. If I'd have known about IVF Buddy when I was going through my treatment I might well have encouraged my husband to have a look as he was much more reluctant to speak to anyone about it but me.http://wp.me/p4T6k0-]]>1480cleanfullThe Fertility PodcastHear from IVF Babble founders Tracey and Sara as to why they've built a new fertility hub. IVF Babble is a gorgeous looking website with a whole host of informative and friendly information, from understanding different symptoms you might be experiencing during your cycle to what to ask about at your fertility clinic. There's also celebrity interviews and discussions with experts in the fertility field. I had a chat with its founders Sara Marshall-Page and Tracey Bambrough who have both been on their own fertility journey's and both have twins! You will also hear us discuss IVF Buddy which is launching in April and will enable people going through fertility struggles to find someone else to talk to, this is a brilliant idea as so often when you're having to get your head around IVF it's hard to know who to talk to. I had my best friend there for me, as she had previously been through three rounds of IVF before having success and I was then able to share my experience with another good friend. If I'd have known about IVF Buddy when I was going through my treatment I might well have encouraged my husband to have a look as he was much more reluctant to speak to anyone about it but me.http://wp.me/p4T6k0-Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/fertilitypodcast/episode71-what-is-endometriosis0a3ab5b96d12f93e0b81c050105e249aTue, 28 Feb 2017 20:20:16 +0000The Fertility PodcastDo you know what Endometriosis is? Can you believe that as many women have it as have diabetes, yet it can take up to 7 years to diagnose? Meet Claire aka @EndoLady on twitter who I found online sharing her experience of Endometriosis. Claire spoke to...1575cleanfullThe Fertility PodcastDo you know what Endometriosis is? Can you believe that as many women have it as have diabetes, yet it can take up to 7 years to diagnose? Meet Claire aka @EndoLady on twitter who I found online sharing her experience of Endometriosis. Claire spoke to me to share her story and struggle to deal with the condition as well as shedding light on the symptoms of Endometriosis. Claire blogs regularly in a really honest and enlightening way and works as a volunteer for Endometriosis UK Which leads me onto my second guest, Emma Cox, CEO of Endometriosis UK the leading charity that supports women living with Endometriosis. The organisation works to improve the lives of people affected by endometriosis and to decrease the impact it has on those with the condition and their families and friends. Emma explains the resources the charity has available such as a helpline and a pain and symptoms diary which they advise to use to track your pain as Endometriosis is cyclical and given that most GP appointments aren't longer than 10 min, the more information you can be armed with ahead of your appointment, the better. There's also information on how to get involved with the worldwide Endometriosis March which is taking place on 25th March 2017. You can also follow them on twitterNo