Jess Veit, IVF Mama and Infertility Advocate, returns to the show to discuss giving birth after going through infertility. You may remember Jess from episode 57 when she shared her experience of numerous failed embryo transfers. For this episode, we unpack both of our birthing experiences and how our expectations went head to head with reality. Don't miss this episode of "Me, Myself & Millie."

Alison Michael & Jen Stevens from Berkeley, California join the podcast to share their journey to parenthood. Alison is a cis gendered female and Jen is a trans female and they both are Moms to their wonderful and adorable son Poe. Don't miss this episode of two people sharing their spectacular family building story.

*Content Warnings*

1. This episode contains intimate details about someone coming out as visibly Trans, while also achieving parenthood. If hearing this kind of story is triggering for you, please bypass this episode.

2. Second warning is for those still struggling with infertility. Jen & Alison conceived their son, Poe, before Jen's medical transition and without the need for any assisted reproductive technology. It wasn't until after they found out that Alison was pregnant, that their road to parenthood started to take a different turn. If it's hard for you to hear a conception story without any road blocks, I encourage you to also bypass this episode.

Ashley Hingston, mental health social worker and infertility warrior, joins the podcast to discuss certain stigmas regarding weight and trying to conceive. We unpack the dreaded BMI standards, incompetent doctors, and how to advocate for yourself when you don't fit into certain societal norms. Don't miss this important episode of Me, Myself & Millie!

Tracy Jo Palmer, Queer fertility consultant & advocate, joins the podcast to start off Season 4 of "Me, Myself & Millie." Tracy discusses the ways in which the fertility industry caters to a heteronormative demographic; from data and statistics surrounding reproductive technology to fertility clinics and home pregnancy tests. We unpack the whole industry and breakdown a more inclusive future for everyone. Don't miss this episode of Me, Myself & Millie

Check out more about Tracy here: https://inclusivefertility.com/

Rowan Brooks, my partner in life and IVF crime, joins the podcast to finish off Season 3 of "Me, Myself & Millie." We discuss our transition from IUIs to IVF, our egg retrieval, our first frozen embryo transfer and our final diagnosis which ended up being Male Factor Infertility. Don't miss this season finale of "Me, Myself & Millie!"

Dr. Caroline Floyd, a doctor of acupuncture and herbal medicine, joins the podcast to discuss the importance of understanding your cycle when trying to conceive. She breaks down the ways we can learn about our own fertility just by taking a better look at menses. Don't miss this amazing episode with Dr. Caroline Floyd!

Kelsi Wallace, IVF Warrior and Infertility Advocate, joins the podcast to share her story of embryo adoption. After many years of trying to conceive, including two rounds of IVF, Kelsi and her husband turned to embryo adoption to build their family. We unpack the legal logistics involved, the transportation process, and the relationship with the family who donated their embryos. Don't miss this fascinating and hopeful conversation with Kelsi!

Josephine Atluri is an infertility advocate, writer, meditation instructor, Mom boss and host of the podcast “Responding to Life.” On this episode, we unpack the importance of meditation and mindfulness when trying to conceive. Josephine has some awesome suggestions on how to incorporate meditation into your fertility journey. Don't miss this episode of "Me, Myself & Millie"

Alex Kornswiet, infertility warrior and advocate, joins the podcast to talk about her journey with using a surrogate to expand her family. We discuss why Alex chose to use a surrogate, what that relationship looks like (between the intended parents and the surrogate), and what it was like to finally get matched with a gestational carrier. Don't miss this amazing episode with this incredible infertility rockstar!

Chiemi Rajamahendran, aka Miss Conception Coach, joins the podcast to discuss stress and anxiety related to infertility and loss. Chiemi is a Infertility Trauma & Loss specialist who helps people understand, validate and process their trauma and grief. She’s here to unpack her approach to healing the wounds of infertility. Don't miss this important episode of "Me, Myself & Millie!'