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We realise that most of you may come here because you have reproductive health problems but that there will be some super people who may have friends or family members who have reproductive health problems and wish to know how best to support them. We think most of it is just common sense but sometimes […]
Do you ever look around at the people passing by in the street or sitting across from you at dinner and think everyone seems to have their sh** together?! I do. I know I’m only in my mid twenties and as everyone over 30 keeps telling me… “you’re still a baby, you have your whole […]
When you’re living with a debilitating reproductive disease people often tell you that you need to be strong, to stay strong. I hear this often and it’s made me realise that there’s still this inherent link between strength and sadness. The two are not mutually exclusive. I am strong every day. I don’t cease to […]
Loss is such a peculiar feeling. My mother always tells me that you can’t miss what you’ve never had. You know those generic idioms that people impart upon you as a way of encouraging or chastising you into being grateful for what you have, into being content? Even as child I questioned the legitimacy of […]
With media and medical emphasis on the link between age and fertility, many of us are led to believe that infertility is limited to older couples. We are continually exposed to news publications telling us that women over 35 are the norm for experiencing diminishing fertility. But as a couple in your 20’s or early […]