Podcasts about national infertility awareness week

Stacey Hofert, Group Vice President of Labor and Trust for Progyny, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss National Infertility Awareness Week, the prevalence of infertility and how Progyny, fertility, family building and women's health benefits fund, addresses the issue. Donnie Blatt, District 1 Director for the United Steelworkers (USW), joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss the USW Constitutional Convention, the impact of tariffs on the steel industry and the union's community outreach efforts.

This week, in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, I'm sharing something deeply personal—my own infertility story.Infertility doesn't care how carefully you've planned, how many degrees you've earned, or how responsible you've been. It shows up quietly, painfully, and often without answers. For years, I walked through unexplained infertility—while working in medicine, while helping others, while hearing “just keep trying” from professionals who didn't see the full picture.In this episode, I share:

195 In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, we're bringing back our conversation with the founder of Humanize Infertility, Hillary Alberta Sherer.Whether you're experiencing infertility or want to support someone who is, you won't want to miss this profound conversation. In this episode, Nadine and Hillary discuss the emotional impact of infertility, how to support yourself or your loved one, the most important questions to ask when seeking treatment, and how best to self-advocate as a patient. This empowering and hopeful conversation reminds us all that we know our bodies best and have the right to advocate for ourselves. Hillary is the founder of Humanize Infertility and is working to humanize infertility with one woman, one couple, and one story at a time by empowering those struggling with infertility with knowledge, hope, and connection.About Nadine:Nadine Kenney Johnstone is a holistic writing coach who helps women develop and publish their stories. She is the proud founder of WriteWELL, an online community that helps women reclaim their writing time, put pen to page, and get published. The authors in her community have published countless books and hundreds of essays in places like The New York Times, Vogue, The Sun, The Boston Globe, Longreads, and more. Her infertility memoir, Of This Much I'm Sure, was named book of the year by the Chicago Writer's Association. Her latest book, Come Home to Your Heart, is an essay collection and guided journal that helps readers tap into their inner wisdom and fall back in love with themselves. Her articles and interviews have appeared in Cosmo, Authority, MindBodyGreen, Good Grit, HERE, Urban Wellness, Natural Awakenings, Chicago Magazine, and more. Pulling from her vast experience as a writing, meditation, and yoga nidra instructor, Nadine leads women's writing and wellness workshops and retreats online and around the U.S.Find out more at nadinekenneyjohnstone.comTo receive her regular essays, subscribe to her SubstackAbout Hillary:Hillary Alberta Sherer is a biotechnology researcher with expert knowledge in the policy and ethical conversations around infertility. Utilizing over 15 years of clinical science research experience, she saw a need for more robust, transparent, and accessible research on infertility and infertility technologies. This led to her dissertation work on the ethical guidelines and policies surrounding egg donation. She is an activist for positive change that enables women to make informed and autonomous decisions about their health and wellbeing. She received her B.S. in Biology, M.S. in Public Policy and Ph.D. in Biotechnology Policy and Ethics all from The Georgia Institute of Technology (aka the Georgia Tech Trifecta). Hillary resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband, two kiddos, and 100-pound goldendoodle. Website: https://www.hillarysherer.com/IG: @humanizeinfertilityResources shared in this...

In this insightful and informative episode of the pregnantish podcast, first airing in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week '25, we're joined by Dr. Karen Tang, a board-certified gynecologist and minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon and the author of "It's Not Hysteria: Everything You Need to Know About Your Reproductive Health (but Were Never Told)" From media stories to medical discussions, fertility and infertility is full of misconceptions! This episode delves into how and why we should shift the conversation from fear-based, negative messaging about reproductive health to one that's positive, empowering, and focused on achieving the reproductive goals people desire. This episode's Midroll features Dr. Lucky Sekhon, Board Certified OBGYN & Fertility Doctor who practices at RMA of NY, the episode sponsor, to tackle some of the more common myths and why sexual and reproductive health education needs a major overhaul. Both doctors in this conversation have used their platforms, including on social networks like Instagram and TikTok, to educate audiences and tackle misinformation. After all, in a recent pregnantish survey of over 800 people, we learned that social media is the #1 way people today access fertility information and education. With 1 in 6 facing infertility and 1 in 4 navigating pregnancy loss today, there's nothing niche about this topic. This episode is a celebration of breaking down barriers, busting myths and encouraging people to take control of their fertility so they can best advocate for their health. Thank you to episode sponsor RMA of New York, a global leader in reproductive medicine who is partnered with US Fertility and its network of premier reproductive medicine practices. Get the facts about your reproductive health at rmany.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

National Infertility Awareness Week is in just a few weeks, but here at Springs, we like to increase awareness all month long! This week, Jillian and Fr. Paul kick off this awareness series by discussing simple ways new and seasoned pastors can implement support for those carrying the cross of infertility in their parishes. And because each parish is a family unit, Fr. Paul gives some great suggestions on how each pastor can nurture marriages and affirm that each marriage has a mission! Did you know your marriage has a mission? Listen to find out what that is, and send this episode to your pastor!Links:Fr. Paul's Email: fr.paul@springsinthedesert.org

Today, Trae chats with Taylor Raven, an Opera Singer playing Rosina in Seattle Opera's upcoming production of The Barber of Seville. She shares her background in opera and what it's like to be in a operatic comedy. Next, Trae talks with Quiana Daniels, the CEO of Childress Nursing Services, CNS. She sheds light on the National Infertility Awareness Week, while diving into elements of infertility in the Black community.

Welcome to another profound episode of "Health University," where Dr. Susan Fox delves into the intricacies of fertility, focusing on both the personal and medical aspects of the journey. This episode is a treasure trove of compassion and expertise, offering insights that transcend the usual discourse around fertility.Dr. Fox opens the episode by reflecting on the significance of National Infertility Awareness Week, a time dedicated to elevating the conversation around infertility, a challenge that millions face in silence. She explores the nuances of fertility treatments, emphasizing the importance of preparing one's body and mind before undertaking paths like IVF. Her approach encourages listeners to consider holistic health improvements as a way to enhance reproductive health and overall well-being.Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of secondary infertility through Dr. Fox's expert lens. She discusses how changes after a first pregnancy can impact one's ability to conceive again, highlighting often overlooked factors such as thyroid health, vitamin D levels, and iron. Dr. Fox doesn't just stop at identifying the issues; she offers actionable advice on tests and lifestyle adjustments that can lead to better health outcomes.This episode is not just an exploration of fertility; it's a call to action for better self-care and advocacy. Dr. Fox invites her audience to participate actively in their health journeys, offering hope and guidance to those navigating the often turbulent waters of fertility challenges.Tune in to "Health University" for this enlightening discussion on fertility, health, and the power of preparedness. Subscribe and follow us on iTunes, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. If this episode speaks to you, please consider leaving a review to help us reach more listeners with these vital messages.Take the fertility quiz: https://www.healthyouniversity.co/fertility-quizSchedule a Fertile Health Assessment: https://www.healthyouniversity.co/your-fertile-health-call Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.susan.fox/

Wrapping up National Infertility Awareness Week, Garrett shares her two years and two months journey of trying to conceive. From heartbreak, to frustration, to data collection, to a higher perspective on it all, tune in if you or someone you know is going through this journey fraught with emotions and heartaches. @kozekozemama on TikTok ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Purchase Nip Gloss ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠or Pre-Order the Peecup with code THANKYOU20 Want commission + discounts to kozēkozē products? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply here ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠to be an affiliate and kozēkozē insider :) Sign-up for the kozēkozē newsletter ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ *********** Connect with our host on IG: @garrettnwood Follow kozēkozē on IG: @kozekozemama Podcast Instagram for details on past guests: @kozekozepodcast Follow Garrett on TikTok: @kozekozemama If you like Garrett's voice, check out her ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠meditations here.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email garrett: garrettkusmierz@kozekoze.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kozekoze/message

In recognition of National Infertility Awareness Week, we're releasing a special episode that is designed to offer valuable insights and expert advice for those navigating the challenging journey of infertility. From understanding hormone imbalances to exploring assisted reproductive technologies like in vitro fertilization (IVF) and surrogacy, the goal of this episode is to equip listeners with the tools and support needed to navigate their unique fertility journeys. Joining us in this compilation episode are four distinguished guests bringing their expertise and insight to the conversation: Dr. Brian Levine (@nodalhealth) will be discussing the intricate process of surrogacy (00:01:52-00:11:19). Dr. Elizabeth Grill (resolveorg) will be sharing valuable resources available for individuals and couples experiencing infertility, offering guidance and support along the way (00:11:20-00:15:57). Alease Daniel Barnes (@alease_the_embryologist) will take us behind the scenes of the lab during infertility treatments (00:15:58-00:23:50). Dr. Kela Smith (@kela_healthcoach) will delve into the complexities of hormones offering insights and strategies for understanding and managing hormone imbalances(00:23:51-00:31:30). With their expertise and compassion, our guests aim to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of the challenges and possibilities on the path to parenthood. So whether you're just beginning your fertility journey or seeking support along the way, this episode is for you.  

A Happy Thursday From YOUR KC Morning Show!On the show today, Amelia Howard w/ KC Infertility! It's National Infertility Awareness Week, and KC Infertility is back with their annual Family Building Conference, “Rooted in Resilience, Growing in Hope” THIS SATURDAY, 4/27, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m at Johnson County Community College! LINK: https://kcinfertility.org/2024/01/02/family-building-conference/ A Good Day To Be A Kansas Citian. Always.xoxo - @hartzell965, @holeyhearts, & @kcmorningshow

Learn more about National Infertility Awareness Week, how Oconee is affected, and how you can advocate for the 1 in 6 people who experience infertility. Subscribe to The Oconee Enterprise at OconeeEnterprise.com

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It's National Infertility Awareness Week. On this episode I talked about the often misunderstood and complex world of infertility. Many are unaware of the significant emotional toll and grief that accompanies infertility, affecting not only individuals but also couples and families. This episode aims to bring these issues into the light, offering understanding and support to those navigating this challenging journey. In this episode, we cover: ·       Various Factors of Infertility: ·       Emotional Toll of Infertility ·       Infertility as a Medical Condition: ·       Finding the Right Support ·       A Look Back ·       Myths and Misconceptions: ·       Self-Care and Mindset I provide a compassionate and informative look at infertility, fostering resilience and hope for those affected. Remember, everyone's grief journey is unique, and while grief and loss cannot be fixed, understanding and supportive conversations can make a significant difference. You are not alone in this. Bereaved Mother's Day Brunch Link: ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/share/ivB6RSVpPp3zSPxT/?mibextid=9l3rBW Connect with Teresa: EMAIL: teresa@livingaftergrief.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/.livingaftergrief/. Instagram: @livingaftergrief Website: www.livingaftergrief.com click and schedule a free complimentary coaching call: https://livingaftergrief.coachesconsole.com/calendar/grief-discovery-call Podcast Guest: https://livingaftergrief.coachesconsole.com/calendar/podcast-interview-call

Biden administration unveils new airline passenger rights, including improving refunds and addressing airline junk fees. Also, NBC's Senior Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen details all you need to know about home, life, and car insurance. Plus, Craig Melvin sits down with one of the longest running musical groups in the country, the “Blind Boys of Alabama.” And, influencer Iskra Lawrence joins the show to share her story in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week.

April 21-27 2024 is National Infertility Awareness  Week. As many of you know, my husband and I are going on almost 2 years of infertility and this week is an incredible opportunity to spread awareness on an issue that affects 1 in 6.In this weeks episode, I share infertility statistics, walk you through some of our journey and why I openly share so much and specifically dive into male factor infertility and what you can be doing as a male to improve your fertility.This week, and every day, I am sending love to those who are walking this journey. It is the hardest journey I have ever been on and I just want you to know, you aren't alone.Sponsors: Toxic Free CleaningUse code BROOKE30 at checkout to save 30%https://click.trulyfreehome.com/aff_c?offer_id=238&aff_id=4145&url_id=59Grass-Fed Beef Protein Powderhttps://www.equipfoods.comUse Code BROOKE20 to save 20%WeNatal Prenatal - Get a FREE Omega DHA+ with a purchase of a WeNatal supplementhttps://wenatal.com/pages/partner?sscid=11k8_l9yzt&Lumebox - Red Light / Infrared Therapy Device Use link below get it about half off ($280 value)https://thelumebox.com/pages/lb68/?_ef_transaction_id=&oid=3&affid=1008&discount=brookebacciOrganic Herbal Remedies Use Code BROOKE10 to save 10%https://earthley.com/ref/brookebacci/

It's never too late to rediscover yourself - or reinvent yourself. In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, host Catherine Hoverman sits down with OBGYN, physician coach and Irish Dancer(!) Dympna Weil. After years of a fullfiling but stressful career as an OBGYN, Dympna suffered a debilitating health crisis at the height of the COVID 19 pandemic. Forced to slow down and reevaluate, she transitioned to becoming a life coach for women physicians and other professionals, and now finds joy in supporting those who support the rest of us. Catherine also shares her harrowing story of surviving a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, and the two discuss why we need more light and education around the sometimes difficult subject of reproductive health. Join Dympna and Catherine for this intimate and inspiring conversation. Learn more about Dympna's work at  Dympna Weil - Prescribing Possibility

It's National Infertility Awareness Week and on this week's episode inside the Holistic Hormones Podcast and YouTube channel, I have guest speaker @drbeckhoehn who shares her expertise on how acupuncture can optimize fertility for both females and males! We also discuss how Western medicine and non-Western medicine can be utilized together with the role of acupuncture with IVF, the benefits of herbs, resources for support and so much more!!  Dr. Hoehn is a Los Angeles based fertility specialist. Dr. Hoehn is a board certified acupuncturist and herbalist, and supports family building either through natural conception or supporting IVF. Dr. Hoehn's credentials include a master's degree from Emperor's College of Oriental Medicine and a doctorate from Pacific College of Health Sciences, underlining her commitment and skill in her field. Beyond her practice, she educates future acupuncturists as a lecturer and contributes her expertise to the Oova medical board, influencing the direction of fertility acupuncture. She also serves on the Oova medical advisory board.   A respected fellow of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine and a member of the Pacific Coast Reproductive Society, Dr. Hoehn is dedicated to advancing reproductive health. For thoughtful, expert care on your fertility journey in Los Angeles, look no further than Dr. Hoehn.  Learn more about Dr. Hoehn: https://www.mightyriverwellness.com/ Instagram: @drbeckhoehn You can also check out The Get Pregnant Guide Boosting fertility course: The Make A Baby Bundle. Join her Facebook Group Bun in the Oven Buzz FREE PERIODS Masterclass: Understanding your menstrual cycle is key to optimizing your fertility! Society and cultural beliefs have made us think that periods are an inconvenience and make us women weak! In my free upcoming masterclass, I want to help you become empowered about your menstrual cycle so you can use it as your superpower! Learn about the benefits, different phases, what periods on birth control really are, how to improve your fertility and alleviate PMS symptoms! You have two options to join Tuesday, April 30th at 6 pm EST Friday, May 3rd at 12pm EST. Check it out here to save your seat!  Join live for a FREE bonus but if you can't join live then sign up to receive the replay!

Episode Description:Join host Georgie Kovacs in this poignant episode of Fempower Health, as she shares her personal infertility journey during National Infertility Awareness Week. Georgie recounts her four-year quest to conceive, which involved navigating numerous healthcare systems, enduring misdiagnoses, and undergoing various fertility treatments until she finally became a mother. Alongside her compelling narrative, she answers frequently asked questions about infertility, and explores cutting-edge advancements in women's health and fertility. This episode offers a unique blend of personal experiences and professional insights, aimed at empowering listeners to advocate for effective fertility care.Key Takeaways:Early and Accurate Diagnosis in Infertility: Georgie's story emphasizes the necessity of receiving a timely and correct diagnosis when dealing with infertility issues. Her experiences highlight the significant impact of medical diligence and proactive healthcare.Self-Advocacy and Education in Fertility: Throughout her fertility journey, Georgie exemplified the need for patients to advocate for themselves and seek comprehensive information. Her proactive approach in demanding further testing and second opinions illustrates the importance of self-advocacy in fertility treatments.Diverse Fertility Treatment Options: Georgie explored an array of fertility solutions, from IVF and IUI to embryo banking and surgeries. Her journey underscores the need for personalized fertility treatment plans and the availability of multiple options to suit individual circumstances.Innovations in Fertility and Women's Health: The episode discusses technological advancements in fertility treatments, such as at-home IUI kits and fertility tracking applications. These innovations have revolutionized fertility management, offering new possibilities and greater control to individuals facing fertility challenges.Emotional Aspects of Infertility: The psychological impact of infertility is a central theme in Georgie's discussion. She talks about the emotional challenges, societal pressures, and the importance of finding support through resources like Resolve: The National Infertility Association. This takeaway stresses the need for emotional support and community in navigating infertility.This episode not only sheds light on the complex and often heartbreaking journey towards parenthood but also offers valuable insights and resources for those navigating similar paths.Mentioned in this episode: / Resources:Fempower Health's resources on infertility and trying to conceiveOrganizations providing trusted resources and support: American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and Resolve: The National Infertility AssociationExamples of fertility tracking tools/devices: PROOV, OOVA and Mira Fertility At-home kit for IUI - Mosie BabyRecent podcast episodes: Listen hereBook recommendations:

In an episode close to our hearts, we revisit the silent struggle of infertility with Alex, an advocate whose voice resonates with unwavering strength in the infertility and motherhood community. We delve into the nuances of motherhood that surface after infertility and loss, from navigating triggers and evolving relationships with our partners, to the importance of setting boundaries for self-care. Join us for an intimate episode that offers not just a beacon of hope, but a reminder that you are not alone on this path.About Alex Kornswiet:Alex is a mom of 3 boys, after years of infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, surrogacy, and more. She speaks openly about her path to motherhood and life as a mom @ourbeautifulsurprise. Alex's company, The Empowered Space, has a free community and customizable programs for women experiencing infertility and loss, so they can find more acceptance, joy, and connection.To Join Alex's free community click below:https://theempowered.space/communities/ Follow Previa Alliance!Previa Alliance (@previa.alliance) • Instagram photos and videosKeep the questions coming by sending them to info@previaalliance.com or DM us on Instagram!

Today's guest embodies the purpose of National Infertility Awareness Week. Each year the infertility community, led by RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, takes this week to amplify and educate the public about reproductive health and issues that make building a family difficult for many.   Danielle Zoll has dedicated herself to advocacy and awareness through her St. Louis based organization, Making a Miracle. The isolation Danielle felt along her path to parenthood with endometriosis, lack of coverage, and pregnancy loss, inspired her to build a community that supports others along their family building journeys.   Tune in for how Danielle made her miracle.  Guest: Danielle Zoll, founder of Making a Miracle  Host: Emma Gallagher, Progyny   For more information, visit Progyny's Podcast page and Progyny's Education page for more resources. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, @ThisisInfertilityPodcast and use the #ThisisInfertility. Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at thisisinfertility@progyny.com.  

Today's episode we're shedding light on and breaking down all things infertility with Dr. Pero, a specialist in reproductive health. Dr. Roxanne Pero is BACK to share some insight into infertility today, in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT LINKS:- Sign up for the Learning To Mom Newsletter HERE:- Fit Mama In 30: Prenatal Workout Program that I'm Doing: Click HERE                   Use code LEARNINGTOMOM for the BIGGEST discount they have!! ($20 off their annual plan)- Link to TempDrop, the Temperature Tracking Armband I use: LINKED HERE                   That link will save you $15!- Connect with ME on Instagram HERE or at @learningtomom.podcastHow to connect with Dr. Pero:- Her instagram is linked HERE- Listen to her last episode, How to choose your OBGYN and What Questions to Ask during Pregnancy FROM an OBGYN with Dr. Pero | Ep. 01 HERE on Spotify, HERE on Apple Podcasts-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------How to prepare for pregnancy, What is the best pregnancy podcast, That pregnancy podcast, Best pregnancy podcast, Natural pregnancy podcast, Pregnancy podcasts for first time moms, Pregnancy podcast is it Normal, Podcasts for early pregnancy, Pregnancy podcasts, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcasts for first time mothers, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcast week by week, Best pregnancy podcast, How to prepare for pregnancy, What is the best pregnancy podcast, That pregnancy podcast, Natural pregnancy podcast, Pregnancy podcasts for first time moms, Pregnancy podcast is it Normal, Podcasts for early pregnancy, Pregnancy podcasts, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcasts for first time moms, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcast week by week,  Pregnancy symptoms, First trimester tips, Prenatal vitamins, Pregnancy diet, Safe exercises during pregnancy,  ultrasound information, Pregnancy apps, Birth plans, Baby registry essentials, Morning sickness remedies, Prenatal yoga, Gestational diabetes, Baby development stages, Pregnancy books, Labor signs, Stretch mark prevention, Pregnancy fitness, Birthing techniques,  Pregnancy meal plans, Pregnancy-safe beauty products, Maternity photography, Baby bump progress, Prenatal classes, Pregnancy relaxation techniques, Pregnancy forums, Baby-proofing home, Preeclampsia symptoms, Baby milestones, Natural birth options, Maternity support belt, Pregnancy hydration, Newborn care, Baby feeding schedule, postpartum depression, Baby vaccination schedule, infertility, help with infertility, how to get pregnant, getting pregnant tips, am i experiencing infertility, secondary infertility, infertility explained, can infertility be cured, how infertility is diagnosed, where did infertility come from, infertility for women, infertility for men

In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week beginning today, April 22, America's Work Force Union Podcast featured Dr. Janet Choi, a double-board certified reproductive endocrinologist, and Stacey Hofert, Vice President of Labor and Trust, from Progyny. They discussed what they are doing to help individuals in the trades receive better care across the fertility, family building and women's health continuum. They also talked about expanding benefits and closing the gaps in coverage that exist today. Secretary-Treasurer for the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association (MEBA), Roland “Rex” Rexha, joined America's Work Force Union Podcast to give a seagoing engineers' perspective on the Francis Scott Key Bridge incident in the Baltimore Harbor and potential maritime reforms that could help protect workers and residents around ports.

Do you or someone you know struggle with infertility? This is a surprise mini-episode as part of a series we do occasionally where I introduce you to other wonderful podcasts that might bless and benefit your life. These shows are all produced by or part of the podcast network that I am a part of, Cloud 10 Media. Today's feature is a podcast called Fertility Chick. This week is National Infertility Awareness Week, so it is the perfect time to introduce you to this fantastic resource hosted by Abbe Feeder, a certified life and fertility coach. If you want to listen to the full episode, click here! Get In Touch with Abbe: Website: InCircle Fertility Instagram: @abbefeeder Abbe's Podcast on Apple: Click here Abbe's Podcast on iHeart: Click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the Egg Whisperer Show, I'm delighted to have the inventor of the IVF Pyramid joining me!  So often in IVF, we talk about things in terms of depletion. What are you losing? For example, you start off with a certain number of eggs at the beginning of the cycle. That's called the antral follicle count. As the cycle progresses sometimes not all of those eggs grow. In the end, for example, you may gain two healthy embryos from twenty follicles and so it is a natural and normal human response to feel like something is lost and that something was taken away from you. I want to flip that on its head. Instead, you've started with twenty eggs from which you've now gained two embryos. So it took twenty follicles to get the two eggs from that cycle. Dr. Ezzati's pyramid makes this concept much easier to understand. I'm excited to have this conversation during National Infertility Awareness Week! Understanding your own personalized IVF Pyramid, and, focusing on what a patient gains during IVF are two ways we all can revolutionize the world of fertility medicine. It just takes talking about the whole process a little differently to help you know more, and I can't wait for you to hear how Dr. Ezzati explains it. The more you know, the better things will go. Read the full show notes on Dr. Aimee's website   Do you have questions about IVF? Join Dr. Aimee for The IVF Class at The Egg Whisperer School. The next live class call is on Monday, April 22, 2024 at 4pm PST, where Dr. Aimee will explain IVF and there will be time to ask her your questions live on Zoom.   Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more fertility tips!  Join Egg Whisperer School   Checkout the podcast   Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of America's most well known fertility doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She pioneered the TUSHY Method and BALLS Method to decrease your time to pregnancy. Learn more about the TUSHY Method and find a wealth of fertility resources at www.draimee.org.

Welcome back to the Endo Belly Girl Podcast! This month, in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, we're diving deep into a series of discussions about infertility and our personal journeys with it. If this topic hits close to home and feels overwhelming for you, it's totally okay to take a breather and join us again in May when I'll be covering different topics.For the first episode in this series, I wanted to open up about my own fertility journey. My hope is that sharing my story will offer you comfort, validation, and the understanding that this journey is ongoing and full of hope.In this episode, you'll hear:-I'm not perfect, and I'm still on this healing journey too; I've made progress and I'm not the same person I was when I began.-My journey of when I stopped birth control to start a family, and the symptoms I experienced due to my endometriosis.-My experience with IVF, including how it took a toll on me mentally and physically, and the lessons I took away from it.-What I experienced after having a miscarriage, and realizing that I needed to take a step back and focus on my own health.  -The lessons I have learned along the way such as dealing with the grief I experienced from my failed embryo transfer and miscarriage, the body dysmorphia that I experienced after my miscarriage, and that boundaries and communication are important during this phase of my life.-The profound gratitude I've developed for my body and the journey of learning to love and accept it for all its complexities.And remember, if you're going through a similar journey and feel like you have no one to turn to, know that you're not alone. You don't have to be my client to reach out and connect. I'm here to offer support and lend an ear whenever you need it. Your listenership means the world to me, and I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to connect and help in any way I can.Email Alyssa: alyssa@wholewomanwellness.net Subscribe to The Endo Belly Girl Podcast: Apple | SpotifyConnect with Alyssa: Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Group Work with Alyssa: Start the free course Learn about Thrive With Endo (my 1:1 program) Book a free strategy session Learn more about AlyssaDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. This may not be the best fit for you and your personal situation. It shall not be construed as medical advice. The information and education provided here is not intended or implied to supplement or replace professional medical treatment, advice, and/or diagnosis. Always check with your own physician or medical professional before trying or implementing any information read here.

May can be hard. Mother's Day, pregnancy and birth announcements, not to mention coming off of National Infertility Awareness Week last month. It can all be a lot. Which is why hosts Jessica and Lindsay want to encourage you to take a break this month. Learn how to do that in this week's episode.

When model and wellness influencer Tess Annique met retired NHL hockey star, Sheldon Souray in treatment for addiction in January 2017, she never imagined the two would later fall in love and marry. The two were good friends and shared life's most vulnerable moments as they tried to get sober. But months later, when they reconnected through a text message, Tess admitted she knew something had changed between them. After that, Tess and Sheldon fell in love, had a fairytale wedding and were excited to start a family together. What she never imagined was that in her 20s, she'd struggle to conceive with her husband, and how miscarriage, IVF and infertility would be one of the most sobering experiences Tess and Sheldon would share together. This episode, in honor of Resolve's National Infertility Awareness Week 2023, is about love in the face of challenges, why others should never judge a book by its healthy cover, and what Tess and Sheldon dream of as they look towards their future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marking National Infertility Awareness Week, we talk the struggle so many women feel, the advances in naprotechnology to help, and the beauty of adoption.

Hoda and Jenna discuss different girl code scenarios. Also, Adrienne Bailon-Houghton chats about motherhood and her journey through infertility. Plus, Summer Lucille, owner of Juicy Body Goddess boutique, talks about her viral video. And, Gracie Lutz and Jatavia Izi reveal their dream prom dresses they found at Juicy Body Goddess. 

The journey of infertility is a very difficult one that not many people feel okay talking about freely because it's so personal. This episode is in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week. It's dedicated to every woman who is in this season and every one who's ever been through it. You are a warrior. The first part of this video is a testimony of what God did in our life as we navigated the infertility journey and the second is my top 6 tips for navigating the season that helped me. I pray they help you and you share them every time you hear a loved one going through this - pass it on and give them hope. #reproductivehealth #creightonmethod #endometriosis #endometriosisawareness #naturalfamilyplanning #infertility #laproscopic #gettotheroot #ivf #fertilitytreatment #ivfsuccess #infertilitysucks #ivfjournney #ttccommunity #ttc #comparison #griefjourney #identityinchrist

Vote for Jacqueline Baird to win the title of Super Mom 2023  and help support Children's Miracle Network Hospitals! You can vote for FREE daily and/or make a donation here: https://thesupermom.org/2023/jacqueline-bairdOn today's episode, Jacqueline is joined by Ana G. Herrera who is the founder of Hormone University, an educational platform with the mission to improve hormone health through accessible knowledge and to advocate for social impact in our communities. This amazing resource (including hormone friendly products!) bloomed from Ana's personal struggles with endometriosis, chronic pain, and infertility.You can can connect with Ana and Hormone University on Instagram and Facebook!Want to join like-minded women who are getting real about what it takes to be a mom? Join the Motherhood Intended Community. It's completely FREE and we're talking all about mom life beyond the highlight reel! Vent, get advice, make some mom friends, stay up to date on the podcast... we're your people.Follow @motherhood_intended on Instagram and tag us in your posts to let us know you're listening. We love to give out free coffee when we get a shoutout :)Support the showLoving the podcast? Then we would love YOUR support with the continued production of this show! With the help of our audience, the podcast will be able to bring you the best content, most interesting guests, fun events, and helpful resources for women everywhere. Show some love here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/motherhoodintended

Just three months after Mallory Weggemann was rendered paralyzed after treatment for her back pain, she re-entered her happy place - the pool - and tried to regain not only her sense of strength, but her sense of self.Through this incredible challenge, Mallory learned about resilience, vulnerability, hope and persistence – qualities that not only helped her excel as a Paralympic Champion on the US swim team, but strengths that also helped her push forward during her struggle to conceive with her husband, Jay.While Mallory initially wondered about her ability to get pregnant and have children when she found out about her paralysis, and while others seeing her in a wheelchair may assume the infertility is on ‘her side', the couple faced hurdles due to Jay's Male Factor Infertility – something that is a reality for many men and couples, and a diagnosis too often left out of the storytelling of infertility.Now Jay and Mallory are new parents and believe this tough chapter of navigating infertility, a MicroTESSE surgery to try to extract Jay's sperm, and the experience of doing fertility treatments together ultimately brought them even closer.This episode on finding hope in the face of challenges, how to love your body when you feel it's failing you and why vulnerability is a sign of strength, also features Scott Brown and Lauren Isley from California Cryobank™ who share insight and advice for those facing male factor infertility and may need sperm donation to build their families.Today's episode, in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week 2023, is presented by California Cryobank™, which carefully selects the highest quality sperm donors to give clients the best possible opportunity for a safe and successful pregnancy. For more, visit cryobank.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

National Infertility Awareness Week is observed during the last full week of April and takes place from April 23 to 29 this year (2023), most often before Mother's Day in May. It is a significant observance that aims to raise awareness about infertility, the non-existent support structures, and the challenge those encountering fertility face. Infertility is a common challenge that doesn't discriminate, affecting anyone regardless of race, religion, sexuality, or economic status. The initiative encourages sharing of infertility stories or reproductive issues to change the narrative and get the necessary support and make the journey easier. Women should not be left alone in the struggle. HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL INFERTILITY AWARENESS WEEK Rock orange Join the awareness walk Post on social media -- You can do so by utilizing the N.I.A.W. banner or logo, sharing stories, calling for donations via extended N.I.A.W. links, and using the hashtag #NationalInfertilityAwarenessWeek. 5 FACTS ABOUT INFERTILITY YOU SHOULD KNOW Infertility does not discriminate The world's most fertile countries Infertility affects both sexes equally Eight million babies are born via I.V.F. Ovulation and conception work hand-in-hand More useful resources I found that may help you: National Today (info from the episode): https://nationaltoday.com/national-infertility-awareness-week/ NIAW Resolve: https://www.infertilityawareness.org/https://www.infertilityawareness.org/ Progyny: NIAW Toolkit: https://progyny.com/niaw-toolkit/ Yahoo! News: https://news.yahoo.com/raising-awareness-during-infertility-awareness-214046034.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAADW6gYu_v1p9A5jSe93S79vqQMeIN948gagrc-l7H3JYj4ZeGRQoD28fuIYX9Lorgn1O8UqkwFYX2E2Bdl_IJLa6pX_CcEHLkU2aRGvroQxs7MW9EIjtZZNqDw2S18SLlo_Dol0Mcbu8pzuKj5vAG_1mybUN71B45Z8BapT4Yaro Pinterest: National Infertility Awareness Week board & resources: https://www.pinterest.com/resolve/national-infertility-awareness-week-board/

Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your body when you're struggling with infertility. In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, Dr. Tiffany Edwards, PhD joined the Time to Talk Fertility Podcast to share how emotional wellbeing is affected by infertility and provide coping mechanisms that can help you find peace of mind on your fertility journey.

In early April 2023, the World Health Organization released a new report that suggests one in six adults – or roughly 17.5% of the world's adult population – will be affected by infertility in their lifetime. Despite how common infertility is, access to treatment in the United States is inconsistent. This week (April 23-29, 2023) is National Infertility Awareness Week. For this episode of the Women's Healthcast, we wanted to focus on equity and access in the infertility world. First, we'll hear from Dr. Kate Schoyer, a reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist in the Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Ob-Gyn, about whether everyone in the U.S. has equitable access to fertility care, what kinds of barriers may stand in the way of building a family, and what would need to change to make sure that those one in six adults can take advantage of needed fertility services. Then we'll hear from a Wisconsin couple – Karron and Brian – about how the financial realities of fertility care in the U.S. impacted their treatment journey. IVF – American Society for Reproductive Medicine ICSI – American Society for Reproductive Medicine Coverage and Use of Fertility Services in the U.S. – Kaiser Family Foundation Resolve.org Building Families Alliance Wisconsin Have a suggestion for a future episode? Let us know what health issues you'd like to learn about here! https://forms.gle/XaoArBtnxfHxA4Up7 

This week in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week, we have selected this episode from March of 2022 to re-share. It features Melanie Childers sharing her story and feelings around her cancer-induced loss of fertility. Certified resilience and leadership coach Melanie Childers was diagnosed at 34 with Stage II, hormone-positive breast cancer. Today, Melanie reads her piece “No” from Wildfire Magazine's 2018 “(In)fertility” issue. A decade ago, cancer made Melanie's fertility choices final. A cancer diagnosis that affects reproductive organs that comes well after menopause is not going to land the same way the same diagnosis will decades prior. It is heartbreaking, maddening, painful in a way that is hard to articulate. Melanie wrote her piece 4 years ago, and today has the retrospect of 10 years to share her reflections. April and Melanie will talk about what processing and grief looks like now and how cancer clarifies life's path. They'll also discuss how writing is a powerful way to process wounds, and allows for a way to revisit previous versions of ourselves when we read our written words later in time. Melanie's piece is included in Wildfire's upcoming book “Igniting the Fire Within: Stories of Healing, Hope & Humor.” This episode contains explicit language.More about Melanie and The Bad Bitch Entrepreneur podcast: https://www.melaniechilders.comhttps://www.instagram.com/the_underbelly/More about this episode's sponsor, “Life Reconstructed” author Kim Harms: https://kimharms.netPurchase a copy of the “(In)Fertility” issue: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop/digital-download-infertilityIda Sukrungruang's essay: https://brevitymag.com/issues/issue-49-may-2015-gender/after-the-hysterectomy/Buy the Wildfire book “Igniting the Fire Within: Stories of Healing, Hope & Humor, Inside Today's Young Breast Cancer Community”: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJVJ629F?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860Get the free Wildfire email newsletter: https://www.wildfirecommunity.orgLearn about Wildfire writing workshops: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshopsShop Wildfire merch & more: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop*Free* The Burn Writing Companion: Guided Prompt Journal (Vol. 1): https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/the-burn

Señores!! Y qué fue lo que me pasó? Yo me desaparecí! Jaja… Han sido unas semanas intensas para mí y tuve que priorizar otras parcelas, dejando el podcast unas semanitas, pero aquí les va un episodio nuevo, la segunda parte de mi charla con Laura Sgroi, Coach de Fertilidad. Yes. That's a thing!  Esta semana es National Infertility Awareness Week en Estados Unidos, y no se me ocurre mejor episodio que este con Laura quien nos comparte los pasos a seguir para encarar el camino hacia la fertilidad. Preparar nuestro cuerpo y mente, y hasta el bolsillo, con pasos clave para que aumenten nuestras probabilidades de éxito si queremos ser mamá. Puedes encontrar a Laura en @fertilitywithlaura Puedes conseguir su libro “In Our Thirties” en Amazon. Y a mí en @iammarielcorona Hasta el próximo! ;)

we are just in the kickoff of National Infertility Awareness Week , this is something that I am very grateful for Because I think the conversation around infertility needs to be more abundant, and I think that there needs to be a broader understanding that infertility does not always end up with having a child, and that people who go through , fertility treatments don't always end up pregnant. And that there's many roads to becoming a parent. And even if you have a child and you have secondary infertility, that there is still, an awareness and a love and compassion that needs to be had for folks in that community as well. As we get started this week, I wanted to chat a little bit about resolve, you know, the organization resolve. If you haven't heard of Resolve, I would plan on following them. They have a lot of great awareness campaigns for women,  who've, who are childless not by choice, or women who,  have children after infertility treatments. And so basically their community comes together and talks about,  enhancing public understanding that infertility needs and deserves attention on their website. They always want to say that they want to ensure that people trying to build a family know the guidelines for seeing a specialist. And then how to educate lawmakers about how infertility impacts people in their state. So, I wanted to take their guidelines for National Infertility Awareness Week and sort of their mission and talk about that a little bit this week on the podcast.  Can we first start talking about. How infertility needs and deserves education. And I'd like to maybe just share a little bit about why this is so important to me and what drives me every week to come to the podcast and to share my story on the podcast. And, um, some of the successes that I see my students make when they're working with me in the Mastermind and really have more of a conversation around infertility. And I know many people choose not to talk about infertility because it could be very,  triggering for them, and I get that. But when I think about telling my story and why I choose to tell my story, I think about a young girl and I think about maybe a girl who's only five years old, 10 years old, and. Is thinking about who she's gonna be when she grows up. And she has tied her future to becoming a mom, and she has tied her dreams for life, feeling complete, and feeling as though she's been successful as a woman, as she's thinking about that, I think about these young girls who need to know that you can be okay even if you didn't have the children you always dreamed of. So when I think about. Girls like that, and the girls that need to know that life can still feel abundant and full. I tell my story because I want them to hear more examples and see more living and breathing examples of women who are out there loving life. And feeling proud of who they are and taking advantage of this life that they've been given despite not being moms. So for me, that's one thing that is very important and I'd like to have you consider that as, as a consideration of whether you choose to share your story with somebody else.  I know it takes a lot of courage, and I know it might be hard for you to. Even recount some of the things that you experienced when going through your fertility journey. But when you think of it in that perspective, knowing that your story might be able to help somebody else create a life that feels easier to navigate whether they have children or not, I'd encourage that. And so the other thing I was, ensuring that people trying to build a family know the guidelines for seeing a specialist. And this is another thing when I think about. What I went through, and I talk about this a lot, when I've been guested on podcasts and such. When people ask me to tell my story, it's very interesting, the lack of awareness I had that I should have even seen a specialist. , I got married when I was 35. It was 37 when a friend of mine who by the way, went through I V F treatments and had her, her child or children via I V F. Because of her, my awareness was heightened that I should even go get a workup. So the more people that know that infertility exists and when. As we start to age, that our ability  to conceive becomes greater. I know it seems like second nature, like we know that, but when we're in it and we've lived a relatively healthy, life as far as like regular periods and no endometriosis, no P C O S, things like that, at least for me, I just thought. Yeah, my time would come and all of a sudden I'd get pregnant and pop out kids. How about,, even freezing your eggs? I think  that's a great option that we should be talking about, but we should also be talking about the potential that just because you freeze your eggs does not mean that they're actually going to fertilize and be healthy. So I think a lot of women. Are misinformed or maybe partially informed about the benefits of freezing your eggs. And then the third thing is, is like talking to policy and lawmakers and letting them know that I V F should be covered regardless of what state you're in. And during my journey, I experienced this. So I work for a company that is based out in Massachusetts. And at the time that I was going through my treatment,   Massachusetts did not offer. Any,, I V F cycles  so because I was employed and my insurance was through an employer in Massachusetts, even though I lived in Illinois, I was not eligible. So my husband is self-employed and he was on my insurance. So what we had to do, because we lived in Illinois and Illinois was one of the states that, um, I V F coverage, four cycles were covered. We had to get our own private healthcare plan, which if anyone has done that, is. Extraordinarily expensive, but we did the calculations financially that it was cheaper for us to pay out of the nose for this private plan for the two of us than it was to pay out of pocket for I V F. So we need states to understand that women deserve this. I think it's. It's not a privilege, it's a right. Um, for us to have access to this care and to these treatments. I know, for example, friends that live in other countries, like it is automatically included. It's, there's no questions asked that they have reproductive treatments, um, as part of their benefits being citizens in other countries. So I think it's very important that our employers. And our lawmakers are aware of what we need, and that's something that I've been doing in my corporate workplace is building awareness about A, how many women in the workplace are suffering with infertility, but also are we supporting them as employers? Are we giving them the time off that they need? To go to doctor's appointments cuz you know as well as I do that oftentimes we don't even know until 12 hours before that we need to come in for a retrieval or a trigger shot or be home at a certain time so that we can get our medications. And I think it's important for our employers to know that we need to have flexibility in our schedules. If we're going through  any type of fertility treatments, also with miscarriage, how many of you have had a miscarriage and then been expected to show up to work the next day? We need lawmakers and we need our employers to understand that there needs to be some sort of special offering for time off for women seeking and going through fertility treatments. And even for me, when I traveled to Colorado during our last couple rounds of I V F, I had to take P T O. To go and I had to pay out of pocket, stay in a hotel, airfares our meals while we were out there, and then take vacation days on top of that. So I think it's so important that if we tell our stories in our workplace, or to our lawmakers or to people who have some sort of influence that could get the word along for us, we will be serving ourselves and the women that are coming behind us in this community. So I am thinking of all of you during National Infertility Awareness Week and know that your story matters, and that even though it might be hard to tell it to somebody, if you find it within you to tell it, I know that you will make a difference by sharing your experience. And,  I just. I love you for finding the bravery to do so. So have a beautiful week. Reach out if there is anything I can help out with this week. , also we have the other's day brunch. I also wanna remind you that if you're seeking connection and you wanna find some women around you that,  Know what it feels like to feel lonely and isolated, either because you're childless, not by choice. Maybe you've lost your mom, maybe you never had a mother figure in your life. So I wanted to invite you and let you know that you will have a place on May 13th in Chicago for the other's day brunch, and  tell your friends. Even if you have something going on that weekend, share with your friends and let them know that if they're seeking connection, that they can have it with us on May 13th for the other's day brunch. So have a beautiful week. I love you, and remember, it is never too late to discover your meeting and I'll talk to you next week.

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It's April.The month of National Infertility Awareness Week and Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Week.In this episode, I get to chat with Megan Scherer, the Co-Founder of a non-profit providing fertility and adoption grants for cancer survivors.It's all the feels and then some.The world is a better place because of awareness and action like this.www.worththewaitcharity.com@WorthTheWaitCharityTitling Tesshttps://tesskossow.com/titling-tess/

April 23 to 29 is National Infertility Awareness Week, a national week of action where the infertility community comes together to create a conversation about infertility and support those most in need. Today we are joined by Stephanie, a successful lawyer and lobbyist living in Chicago and a patient of Fertility Centers of Illinois. Her experience with infertility and treatment inspired her to be outspoken about navigating infertility and to lobby for IVF protection in Illinois. Today she is going to share her fertility journey and how she has advocated for access to family-building benefits, including helping pass two laws in Illinois.

Heading into National Infertility Awareness Week, I am joined by Monica Cox, a top Holistic Functional Fertility Coach and Infertility Warrior. She dealt with years of unexplained infertility, failed IVF's & survived several miscarriages before becoming an IVF mom & getting pregnant naturally. Author of the best-selling journal "Boost Your Embryos" and host of the highly popular podcast Finding Fertility, Monica is dedicated to inspiring women to look beyond their infertility diagnosis and take control of their health. In this episode we cover The many influences on fertility that aren't your lady bits Practical lifestyle changes you can make to take charge of your fertility The deep inner work that you can't avoid How to navigate this journey so you gain a baby without losing your partner Connect With Monica: Follow: @findingfertility Freebie: https://www.findingfertility.co/top3stepsyourdocisnttalkingabout Website: https://www.findingfertility.co/CONNECT WITH ME Visit: www.brianavillegas.com Follow: @brianavillegascoaching Free Cycle Mapping Guide: www.brianavillegas.com/cyclemap Chat w/ Me: www.brianavillegas.com/discoverycall

Trigger Warning: Miscarriage, Pregnancy Loss, Pregnancy, Fertility This last week was National Infertility Awareness Week and I wanted to share my story of my miscarriage to bring light to this topic so that you feel as though you have a safe space to talk and share if you have experienced loss as well. If you are someone who has not experienced loss, then I provide you tips as well on what is and what is not supportive. It makes me emotional thinking back to the love my friends shared during this time, so your role is vital. This is an emotional one. 00:00 I'm verified! 3:00 Merch for You're Glowing! 4:00 My Favorites of the Week 7:55 My Pregnancy Loss Story 20:00 Tips for What to do for your friends who are experiencing a pregnancy loss Links you'll want from this episode!Soul CBD code KIMPERRY Raspberry Lemonade Droppers Tula code KIMPERRY www.tula.com/KIMPERRY Nightime Cream Dime code perry20 Exfoliating Body Scrub Peter Thomas Roth Ultimate 5 Multitasking Moisturizer Peter Thomas Roth Eye gels Elizabethking.com : A fertility Expert with a lot of resources and she collaborated with me on Future Mama Future Mama Program Wellness week Waitlist Have anything you want to share? Email me at podcast@kimperry.com. Let's be friends! Friends don't let friends workout alone Mom Fuel Membership Make it IG official: https://www.instagram.com/kimperryco/ https://www.instagram.com/youreglowingpodcast/ Email List Podcast Website TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kimperryco

It's National Infertility Awareness Week and this year we have one central theme – one we discuss frequently on this podcast – the importance and need for employer-sponsored fertility and family building benefits. We've heard from previous guests about how to advocate for coverage from within an organization, the view point from a benefits consultant on why it's important, and today's guest sheds light on what it was like to find a family building benefit while being a patient herself.  In this episode we hear how Ashley S. went through her own infertility struggle that led to a diagnosis of PCOS and multiple prescriptions of Clomid. It also led her to realize that she could play a role in bringing family building benefits to a company that didn't previously have them. Ashely advocated for a benefit, vetted through all the different options in the market, and realized that Progyny's benefit plan design could meet the needs of her organization, including herself.  A reminder that if you're looking to bring family building coverage to your organization, visit Progyny's Talk to HR page or Progyny's Employers page for additional resources.   Guest: Ashley S., Benefits Professional Host: Dan Bulger, Progyny  For more information, visit Progyny's Podcast page and Progyny's Education page for more resources. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, @ThisisInfertilityPodcast and use the #ThisisInfertility. Have a question, comment, or want to share your story? Email us at thisisinfertility@progyny.com. 

Meet Kristin Dillensnyder, an Infertility Mindset Coach and IVF Warrior.  Someone who understands the walks and talks of navigating in vitro fertilization.  Whether it's your first go around with IVF or in an effort for sibling, she will help you to understand and believe:  you will be okay.It's an honor to share the stage with such an intelligent and positive coach.  Infertility is hard, but you never need to feel alone on this rollercoaster.  What a great resource to have as we empower the public in the month we celebrate National Infertility Awareness Week .Instagram: @kristindillensnyderhttps://www.coachingwithkd.comTitling Tesshttps://tesskossow.com/titling-tess/

2 Chicks and a Mic are back in the housssee!!!! This is part 2 of 2 episodes.My gal Salome Valdez and I have a two part episode for you ya and like always, we talk about tools that can help us with our clear awareness regarding our choices in life.Salome brought up a really good topic. It started with a quote that she found on social media that said “My love language is reminding you of your power.” Pretty good quote but it also gives a bit of a seniority vibe. Sometimes when we try to help others we tempt to not be aware of the seniority we show.Helping others can be like a rock in the middle of a stream. The stream flows through and the rock is sitting there… not being bothered. Yes, I know you might be confused! But listen in and laugh with us because not only do we get serious in this episode, we bring up a few “aha” moments that you might relate to. DM me on Instagram with a “

2 Chicks and a Mic are back in the housssee!!!! This is part 1 of 2 episodes. My gal Salome Valdez and I have a two part episode for you ya and like always, we talk about tools that can help us with our clear awareness regarding our choices in life.Salome brought up a really good topic. It started with a quote that she found on social media that said “My love language is reminding you of your power.” Pretty good quote but it also gives a bit of a seniority vibe. Sometimes when we try to help others we tempt to not be aware of the seniority we show.Helping others can be like a rock in the middle of a stream. The stream flows through and the rock is sitting there… not being bothered. Yes, I know you might be confused! But listen in and laugh with us because not only do we get serious in this episode, we bring up a few “aha” moments that you might relate to. DM me on Instagram with a “

Today on the Egg Whisperer Show, I'm delighted to have the inventor of the IVF Pyramid joining me!  So often in IVF, we talk about things in terms of depletion. What are you losing? For example, you start off with a certain number of eggs at the beginning of the cycle. That's called the antral follicle count. As the cycle progresses sometimes not all of those eggs grow. In the end, for example, you may gain two healthy embryos from twenty follicles and so it is a natural and normal human response to feel like something is lost and that something was taken away from you. I want to flip that on its head. Instead, you've started with twenty eggs from which you've now gained two embryos. So it took twenty follicles to get the two eggs from that cycle. Dr. Ezzati's pyramid makes this concept much easier to understand. I'm excited to have this conversation during National Infertility Awareness Week! Understanding your own personalized IVF Pyramid, and, focusing on what a patient gains during IVF are two ways we all can revolutionize the world of fertility medicine. It just takes talking about the whole process a little differently to help you know more, and I can't wait for you to hear how Dr. Ezzati explains it. The more you know, the better things will go. Read the full show notes on Dr. Aimee's website   Do you have questions about IVF? Join Dr. Aimee for The IVF Class at The Egg Whisperer School. The next live class call is on Monday, October 17, 2022 at 4pm PST, where Dr. Aimee will explain IVF and there will be time to ask her your questions live on Zoom.   Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more fertility tips!  Join Egg Whisperer School   Checkout the podcast   Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of America's most well known fertility doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She pioneered the TUSHY Method and BALLS Method to decrease your time to pregnancy. Learn more about the TUSHY Method and find a wealth of fertility resources at www.draimee.org.

Join host Dr. Natalie Crawford as she reviews the basics of commonly used fertility medications to treat infertility - clomid and letrozole. These medications work similarly, but are different, and it is important for you to know why you might be prescribed one. Learn more about ovulation induction for FHA or PCOS, treatment for unexplained infertility, side effects and risks. In support of National Infertility Awareness Week please consider supporting Resolve www.resolve.org

Kellie and Allen welcome back Drs. Kevin and Kathy Doody for Maybe Baby 4.0! To highlight National Infertility Awareness Week, Dr. Kevin and Dr. Kathy are giving away a free cycle of Effortless IVF. Get all the details on how to enter at KellieandAllen.com/maybebaby. Deadline to enter is 5pm on April 26. The winner will be announced on the April 28 podcast. Also on this podcast, find out what advancements that have been made in the field of infertility treatment. Dr. Kevin and Dr. Kathy will also clear up some misconceptions about fertility. And also learn how grass-roots advocacy efforts have led to huge changes in insurance coverage for infertility treatments and how you can get involved! Thank you to our podcast sponsors! When you're wearing Rothy's, your footprint feels lighter than ever. Get $20 off your first purchase today at Rothys.com/sandwich. Prose is the healthy hair regimen with your name all over it. Take your free in-depth hair consultation and get 15% off your first order today at Prose.com/sandwich.