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I’ve had a bee in my bonnet recently, ever since reading some highly insensitive, misinformed comments. The first in response to a fellow blogger’s IVF update post, followed by some ignorant comments in response to a celebrity couple announcing the start of their IVF journey. Reading them left me speechless, but have now inspired this post which (as it’s mostly a lack of understanding that can cause hurtful comments) will hopefully educate a few people along the way! Some say IVF is a choice…we can choose whether or not we have treatment, that we could “just adopt” or live a life without children. Unbelievably, some even say that there is some divine intervention at play, meaning we weren’t actually meant to be parents. What utter bull!! Sadly, there is no rhyme or reason, we are just unlucky. IVF is NOT simply a choice. Not a luxury. Not an opportunity to try for a ‘designer baby’. IVF is a treatment for infertility - a disease of the reproductive system recognised by the WHO. It isn’t just an ‘elective procedure’ as some workplaces consider it. As many as 1 in 6 couples are dealing with infertility in the UK, often in silence. What people with this view haven’t considered is that this implied ‘choice’ becomes impossible as the drive to become a parent cannot just be ‘switched off’. We’ve evolved to have a primal instinct to reproduce, a driver engrained so deeply within our brains and society that our emotions don’t allow us to simply “just move on”. When we are told we aren’t able to reproduce naturally, it’s devastating, and so we look for something…anything… that can help. Thank goodness we live in a generation where we are able to have a chance at treatment to overcome infertility. When a couple undergoes IVF or other medical treatments to help them get pregnant, it needs to be understood that this isn’t entered into happily or by ‘choice’. We are simply doing whatever we can to become parents, something that can sometimes sadly be taken for granted by those who have no trouble conceiving. Continued in comments...

So today my relationship with fertility continues and it goes without saying with huge gratitude to be a mum to Lola & Kit. Fertile health still has its frustrations however small in comparison to the desperation to start our family. I want to share this because I feel women’s fertile health should be talked about whatever the circumstances without shame or embarrassment and also to be taken seriously as it plays such a crucial role in our overall wellbeing. Since having Kit I’ve only had two periods the last being December 2017, in hindsight this makes me feel even more unbelievably lucky that we conceived Kit so soon after Lola I just don’t know where my periods go, it feels like my body has never learnt what to do without the help of hormonal treatment. Having spent many years on the pill followed by lots of fertility medications I now feel reluctant to take anything as i want my body to be left alone. However, it is obviously important to check everything is safe and not having any periods (amenorrhea) means keeping on top of smears which is essential for all of us ⭐️ Also to check bone density due to low estrogen levels caused by hormonal imbalance. I have also been back for a scan to check the lining of my womb and to check in with my friends the ovaries all of which seem to be chilling out happily on holiday completely dormant. So although in comparison to other fertility struggles we have faced this still has its frustrations and worry for my fertile health along with a strange feeling of not having my monthly cycle and the effect that has physically and emotionally, often feeling erratic hormonally! Does anyone else have any advice about amenorrhea. I am trying every which way to get my periods going again without medication, ironic having spent so long not wanting them to start! Let’s talk about our fertile health #amenorrhea #letstalkfertility #womenshealth #fertilehealth

Follow @robynbirkin for more posts like this. . . The truth is I always get a bit tongue tied when I say this, because it's actually not black and white either way.⁣ .⁣ But in essence, just citing stress as a cause of infertility (or like a magic cure - go on a holiday bleerrrgghhhh) is not true. In most cases, it won't cure infertility because there are other things going on.⁣ .⁣ Becoming a zen master will not in and of itself cure PCOS⁣ Meditating 7 times a day will not magically make your endometriosis go away⁣ You cannot just manifest rock star sperm and they'll appear⁣ You cannot just go on a holiday and you'll fall pregnant⁣ .⁣ It doesn't work that way.⁣ But yes, stress CAN impact your fertility.⁣ .⁣ It can throw your hormones haywire⁣ It can set off immune responses⁣ It can just generally contribute to your body becoming a hotbed of inflammation⁣ .⁣ And study after study has shown that things like mind-body courses, meditation, cognitive behavioural therapy can make a BIG impact on fertility rates. Higher retrieval rates, less miscarriage, higher success rates.⁣ .⁣ And it isn't about miraculously becoming a positive Polly. It's about supporting YOURSELF through a really challenging time (and standing up to that challenge).⁣ .⁣ So, message to everyone, infertility causes stress. No, a holiday will not magically cure infertility... but learning some stress management skills can not only benefit you, but your fertility journey too.⁣ .⁣ Does that make sense?

This is a revival of one of my early posts - since then I’ve gained many more followers and so thought why not re-share to reach more people and in doing so raise awareness! Recently, I’ve also seen first hand innocent but potentially hurtful assumptions being made, reminding me of the importance of not jumping to conclusions - you just never know what’s going on behind closed doors! We are all guilty of making assumptions, imagining that something is happening or going to happen without any proof whatsoever. We put two and two together to make five and believe a certain ‘reality’, especially if it is considered to be ‘the norm’. I see this so often when it comes to fertility, where it is assumed that it is acceptable to comment on someone’s future family prospects, without any knowledge of what might really be going on behind closed doors. This assumed wisdom can make situations awkward, placing added pressure on someone who may be struggling to conceive. When an assumption is wrong the individual may then feel the need to either agree (by lying) or to correct whatever the assumption has actually got wrong. When it comes to fertility or family situations, maybe just take a moment to think…don’t assume. Perhaps there is a different story to what you assume - one that you don’t know about. You don’t choose infertility. By making assumptions about something so very personal it may suggest that they have actively made a choice – to put a career above having children for example. It may potentially put them in an unwanted situation where they have to uncomfortably lie and go along with the assumption. This avoids them having to explain a situation that they may prefer to keep to themselves or share in their own time and way. When it comes to discussing starting a family, only the individual can lead this conversation. If they want to talk about it they may feel more comfortable to do so if assumptions haven’t already been made. Remember, behind closed doors, things may not always be quite as they seem. Here are just a few examples that spring to mind – please share any more that you have with me, I’ll share to keep raising awareness!

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Today I’m releasing a one off podcast for #LetsTalkFertility with this amazing man @geradkite As this week is #wellbeingweek it felt an appropriate time to share Gerard’s words of wisdom. During my fertility treatment, five element acupuncture was an incredibly supportive holistic approach that helped my overall wellbeing. The focus was not driven by my fertility issues but instead how I was coping personally and what support both my body and mind needed. As Gerad explains in the podcast, he is treating the person not the problem. Looking at us as a whole and not focussing the attention on fertility. The way he speaks makes so much sense and his book “The art of baby making” was the most refreshing read whilst on my fertility rollercoaster. I am forever grateful for the support Gerad gave me, I hope you enjoy listening to this podcast and Gerad’s practical approach to the magical mystery that is fertility ⭐️ LINK IN BIO #wellbeing #fertility #daretodream #ivf #ivfjourney #pcos #ttc #ttccommunity #podcast #acupuncture #fiveelementacupuncture #mindandbody

The two little embryos that could.... — A year ago today we woke up full of hope and excitement. It was transfer day for the 6th time. Yes, 6th try of IVF.⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ In the U.S, 1 in 8 couples struggle with infertility. We wished and prayed for our little miracles for 4 years. We cried, felt inmense pain, loneliness, emptiness and heartache. How could something that comes so easy to others be such a challenge for us? For a very very long time I blamed and punished myself. “It was my fault” I was supposed to be able to do something women are born to do, and I just couldn’t. I also felt very ashamed and hid this from many people. I no longer feel that, and I really wanted to share this for the girl who is possibly reading this and going through the same thing & is isolating herself, feels alone, heartbroken & is possibly loosing hope. ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Our 6th try on March 9, 2018 JoseManuel & Alessandra were transfered. We had no idea both embryos would implant. I was loosing hope, and it was so hard to keep positive. I got a call 14 days later. This transfer had worked & we were pregnant! 2 weeks after that call we heard two beautiful beating hearts inside of me. What we had prayed for and wished for was finally happening times 2. ⁣⁣⁣ We faught like hell to bring our babies to the world. Infertility kicked my butt, but as hard as it was it brought me so much clarity and forced me to dig deep and find myself in a way I know wouldn’t of happened had I not been through that. I believe it’s made me into the person I am⁣⁣ now as well as made me value every little second with my babies. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ I feel extremely blessed that Im one of the lucky ones who gets to share her story in an effort to perhaps bring a glimpse of hope to someone going through a similar situation who is hanging by a thread and loosing hope. This is for you! Don’t give up, it WILL happen, & will be everything you have ever wished for. To my babies: I hope you one day know how hard we fought for you. How much we wanted you to arrive. We loved you so much even before being conceived. We loved the thought of you. We imagined you. We prayed every night for you. You are our biggest blessing. We love you.❤️

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