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How to laugh about infertility and how to ask the right questions when meeting your consultant.
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This is Karen, aka Hilariously Infertile as you may well know her on Instagram where she's built an impressive audience of over 40k followers despite being told by a publisher who she approached about her book that there was no market for what she was trying to do.. well she sure has proven otherwise. Karen is going down the self-publishing route and whilst this process is happening she's been sharing excerpts of her upcoming book ( out in August hopefully) via her website which can read more of here
You can also follow her on Facebook or Twitter
Thank you Karen for introducing me to the term 'wanded' You need to listen to hear more!
I also spoke with James Nicopoullus from The Lister who gave me the most concise interview ever as I quizzed him about the expectations people have when they go to The Lister. It has an amazing reputation and I know this first hand as my best pal had her twins there, after several failed cycles elsewhere. My dear friend admitted to me how she'd cried with joy at the bus stop opposite the clinic. This place means business and I think it's fair to say that people go there expect a positive result. Obviously, there is no guarantee with fertility treatment, however, I've always been curious to go there and have a chart.
James spoke to me about AMH levels and low ovarian reserve. He explains it so clearly, I don't remember understanding it this well when I first went to a clinic. He also talked about the clinics as well as how they are The Lister is there for its patients no matter how many years pass before they return for a second or third child.
You can follow The Lister here on Twitter :
Should Women In Their 20s Be Getting Fertility Tested? @ELLEUK have been looking at the benefits of Lister Fertility Clinic's #fitforfertility test https://t.co/DOq2iYSByR
— Lister Fertility (@ListerFertility) June 25, 2018
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