THIS IS NOT A TRIGGER WARNING BUT IT IS A WARNING THAT THIS EPISODE IS VERY PREGNANCY HEAVY! With the recent news of Amber's pregnancy, please be advised that this episode is predominantly pregnancy and TTC talk. Going forward we won't be putting warnings on the episodes but please note there is likely to be small pregnancy updates in the intros, but of course as Annabel is still TTC and both girls are well seasoned in this area, the title will always make it clear if the episode is especially about pregnancy. We always swore this wouldn't be a fertility podcast, but understand that hearing it may still be difficult for some of our listeners and we have you in mind x

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It's episode 12 of season 2 and this week the girl's are discussing one of your most asked questions... how their relationship has changed since Amber's successful IVF cycle and throughout her nearly ending first trimester. Discussing how Annabel found out, the dynamics of the relationship and the future of the podcast, it's certainly a heartfelt episode!

This week's 'Am I Ovary Acting?' is discussing manners, and out comes a story of how Amber really panicked she had offended Annabel's Mum by being such a stickler for manners. Is it ever ok not to say please and thank you, and is it really that hard to lift a hand when someone gives way to you in the car?!

The Confession Booth is talking telling someone else to enjoy having fun with your husband in the bedroom, Y for Wanky and 'HAVE A GREAY GAY!'... can you make sense of that? You'd better listen...

And Annabel's once again winging it with her Words of Wisdom; but somehow, she nails it again.

You can follow the AIOA podcast on Instagram at @amiovaryacting where the girls are WAITING for your ovary actions and your confessions, so send a DM or email [email protected]. You can also follow Amber and Annabel on Instagram at: @amber.izzo / @itsannabeljane.

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Disclaimer! This podcast is hosted by a pair of potty mouths; it contains very strong language, very naughty subjects, and is not friendly for little (or easily offended!) ears