Jess is one of my absolute favorite warriors out there. Her beautiful spirit is infectious. She shares her very long fertility journey with us and talks all about how it feels to be pregnant after so much loss and disappointment. Success stories are important because they keep us all going and give us hope. That is what I hope this episode does for you!

This weekend is a holiday weekend for some, so Alex and I discuss why being infertile during holidays suck. We also get into some unpopular opinions or thoughts you might find creeping into your head such as, "why her and not me?" - and remind you this is completely normal. Finally, we have more suppository talk with all of our best suggestions on dealing with them.

In this episode, the author of An Ayurvedic Guide to Fertility, Heather Grzych, shares how she got into the field after a long "corporate world" career after realizing she, "just needed to go to the weird thing!" Ayurveda is the Science of Life, and Heather explains how knowing your Dosha and really paying attention to the "four fertility factors" she outlines in her book can enhance your fertility.

"Libido, Libido... ohhhh where did our libido go? UH! Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah." We'll tell you where it went... to Femara & Letrozole land. Today we talk about meds, appointments, and the nooks and crannies of Alex's cervix! Get ready for some random infertility banter!

You won't want to miss learning the definition of our newest fertility acronym, WUIT! We discuss suppositories, job changes, and just not having enough time in the day.

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Today Alex and I talk about some really random shit but the bulk of the episode is spent giving each other advice on things we are contemplating with our own fertility treatments. Is it appropriate to ask for another consultation? What procedure could come first? Is it overkill to ask for yet another diagnostic test? You get the idea...

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Today we catch you up on Alex's latest procedure (spoiler - it did not go as planned), but what does on our collective fertility journeys? I give you updates on my IVF cycle and we talk through cyst issues, an array of other topics and most importantly end on a serious note explaining how we are striving to be better about listening, learning and amplifying other voices. Love you all!

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Happy PRIDE month everyone! I am so excited to have Christina and Katie from @BabyBaileyMamaDrama on my first episode of June to talk about their journey to parenthood as a same sex couple. They have been building their family through reciprocal IVF, which is incredible! You will not want to miss their story and their answers to my questions on how we can all best support the LGBTQ community in the infertility space.

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Alex & I have lots of personal journey updates for you in this episode. I am post IVF retrieval 5 and the results are rolling in. Alex is going through diagnostic testing of all kinds to prepare for what is next on her journey. And, of course, there is the usual banter.

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As I shared my 5th IVF cycle on my Instagram, I got many questions about my diagnosis, journey evolution, etc. from new friends so I thought it would be a good idea to re-introduce myself, provide a quick snapshot of my diagnosis and walk you through our latest treatments. It is a wild ride so buckle up! Can't wait for you to get to know me better.