In this episode Rachael shares her experience of infertilty and a diagnosis of both female and male factor infertility which meant their only option was to do ICSI IVF. After grieving that they would not be having a baby naturally, they went ahead with this and in their first cycle of IVF, Rachael experienced overstimulation and then sadly miscarriage at around 9 weeks. Her miscarriage was prolonged, difficult and ended in surgery. She then discovered she had developed hypothryroidisma ...
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In this episode Rachael shares her experience of infertilty and a diagnosis of both female and male factor infertility which meant their only option was to do ICSI IVF. After grieving that they would not be having a baby naturally, they went ahead with this and in their first cycle of IVF, Rachael experienced overstimulation and then sadly miscarriage at around 9 weeks. Her miscarriage was prolonged, difficult and ended in surgery. She then discovered she had developed hypothryroidisma ...
Losing two daughters shortly after birth with Russell
Waiting for you
1 hour 10 minutes
3 years ago
Losing two daughters shortly after birth with Russell
In this episode Russell shares his story of the journey to have children knowing that a complex chomosomal issue was always going to be part of the picture. In Season 2, Russell's wife Kelly shared their story and here we are privileged to hear Russell's perspective and experience. Russell and Kelly have two healthy living children and had to say heartbreaking goodbye s to their other two daughters as they passed away shortly after they were born. This episode is dedicated to Nin...
Waiting for you
In this episode Rachael shares her experience of infertilty and a diagnosis of both female and male factor infertility which meant their only option was to do ICSI IVF. After grieving that they would not be having a baby naturally, they went ahead with this and in their first cycle of IVF, Rachael experienced overstimulation and then sadly miscarriage at around 9 weeks. Her miscarriage was prolonged, difficult and ended in surgery. She then discovered she had developed hypothryroidisma ...
