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We’re crying, we’re laughing, and we’re surviving the holidays without losing it. Amy’s egg retrieval got canceled (spoiler: insurance companies can kick rocks), and we’re talking getting lapped by friends with pregnancy announcements, plus all the messy emotions infertility brings. We get real about feeling left behind, share how we find small joys, practice self-care, binge our favorite holiday movies, and lean on each other (and you!) to get through it.
⭐️ If the pod has helped you feel seen, please follow and rate us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. It helps others in the infertility community find us!
💌 Subscribe to our weekly newsletter "Everyone's Getting Pregnant Without Me" for infertility stories, episode updates, and thoughtful recs from the TTC frontlines.
🎶 Intro music by Fog Chaser
🎥 Photography by 20Twenty Productions
Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personalized care.
By w/ Amy Salke and Kayti Christian5
6464 ratings
We’re crying, we’re laughing, and we’re surviving the holidays without losing it. Amy’s egg retrieval got canceled (spoiler: insurance companies can kick rocks), and we’re talking getting lapped by friends with pregnancy announcements, plus all the messy emotions infertility brings. We get real about feeling left behind, share how we find small joys, practice self-care, binge our favorite holiday movies, and lean on each other (and you!) to get through it.
⭐️ If the pod has helped you feel seen, please follow and rate us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. It helps others in the infertility community find us!
💌 Subscribe to our weekly newsletter "Everyone's Getting Pregnant Without Me" for infertility stories, episode updates, and thoughtful recs from the TTC frontlines.
🎶 Intro music by Fog Chaser
🎥 Photography by 20Twenty Productions
Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personalized care.

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