#58: Sharing Bad News
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Fertility treatment becomes all invasive when trying to conceive and attending a clinic. So it is essential that family and friends are aware of this to some level, so that you can be supported and receive the compassion needed for both family and social events and when you have received bad news. Sharing with a small group of family and friends means that you can expand your support network, outside of your partner. If you would like support, please reach out to me for a free call. You can reach me through the website – Just click on the green button to book your call.
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#57: Busting the Myths WFPB with Nic Bathurst
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There are so many myths surrounding the whole foods plant based (WFPB) lifestyle, so I thought that I would chat with dietitian Nicole Bathurst to get some clarity. She busts those big myths and gives us the facts and truths about this way of living and fueling. Nic helps women, step off the dieting roller coaster and transition to a plant-based lifestyle, while they achieve a healthy body weight. She has been a passionate plant advocate since she got breast cancer in 2013 and discovered the health and weight loss benefits of a diet powered by plants. You can contact...
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#56: Dr Charlie Ward Interview
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I had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Dr Charlie Ward today 🌟 We had a great discussion about all things fertility and what is going on in the world currently! Charlie has been moving money around the world for various agencies and private companies/individuals for many years and was warned of the pandemic and financial collapse well before it happened. When he started talking about world events at the beginning of 2020 he had 30 or so people following his channel, now he has over 18 million! Charlie is a regular voice in our home for the last 2 years, so it was wonderful to finally...
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#55: Injured by the Clotshot
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Stacy Hayes is a MMA, Boxer and High End Security Professional.
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#54: Do Your Own Research
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For the last 18 months, I have watched the world as I know it turn upside down. Civil rights and liberties have been stripped from the people, as quickly and effortlessly as this ‘novel coronavirus’ appeared on our doorsteps in January 2020.
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#53: Dr Sonya Jessup
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Recently I caught up with the wonderful Dr Sonya Jessup to discuss all things fertility and in particular, fertility treatment for the over 40 year old woman.
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#52: How to Cope with Bad News?
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When you think about your progress so far trying to have a baby, there are a lot of setbacks. It starts when you first realise that things are not working as you had planned. Having a baby is supposed to be the most natural thing in the world, until it isn’t!
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#51: Laser Acupuncture
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I had the pleasure of speaking with Lorne Brown who is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine at the Acubalance Wellness Centre in Vancouver Canada.
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#50: Semen Analysis and Sperm Preparation Basics
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What is involved with looking at sperm? What things are important and why? And, how is sperm prepared for IUI, IVF and ICSI?
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#49: Timing
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Time is our most precious resource and yet, we are slaves to the masters of the clock and the calendar. However, have you ever noticed that it is the busiest people who are also the most productive? What is their secret? How do they seem to have it all together? And how on earth can they manage this whilst trying to get pregnant?
info_outlineDr Lynn Westphal is CMO at Kindbody, a new model for fertility health care.(
They have mobile clinics (the fertility buses) positioned in high traffic areas so women can potp in for a chat and organise a fertility assessment.
Their primary group of patients is women seeking to freeze their oocytes, however they offer IVF cycles and a full range of fertility services.
Lynn set up one of the first cyropreservation programs for oncology patients back in 1998 at Stanford University.
With such an incredible wealth of fertility experience, the conversation with Lynn was enlightening.