The role of a fertility nurse is both exciting and emotionally challenging but it has huge rewards, just ask Senior Fertility Nurse, Janet Livingston at Fertility Specialists of WA. On this episode we chat about how your fertility nurse is just as invested in the end result as you are. 
This episode is proudly supported by Fertility Specialists of WA

What went wrong? Why won’t it implant and what’s wrong with me? Just three questions many of us have asked ourselves. On this episode we chat to the Medical Director at Fertility North, Dr Vince Chapple about multiple implantation failure, recurrent pregnancy loss and premature ovarian failure. A little reminder, just because the process might be labelled with the word failure, doesn’t mean you are! This episode is proudly supported by Fertility North

They have one of the most delicate and dedicated jobs in the fertility world. On this episode we delve deep inside the dish with Laboratory Manager, Emily Zuvela to chat about just how cool (literally cool) her job is. This episode is proudly supported by Fertility Specialists of WA

Throughout the history of medicine, thousands of medications have been developed but only one has been influential enough to earn the title of simply, the pill. With much debate around its impact on fertility, I wanted to put some of the myths and misconceptions to bed with Fertility Specialist and gynaecologist Dr Shital Julania. 
This episode is proudly supported by Fertility Specialists of WA. 

Let's talk about sex, baby! For those on the fertility journey, it’s pretty common to throw spontaneous sex out the window- but that doesn't mean intimacy has to as well. On this episode, I chat with Curtin University’s Sexology Course Co-Ordinator Jacqui Hendriks about sex, or lack of it- and how we can still stay connected to our partner.  

Cum, sprog, jizz, sperm; have I got your attention now?  Well it takes two key ingredients to make a baby and that’s right lads, your stuff needs to be tip top to ensure the best chance of success. I sat down with Professor Roger Hart from Fertility Specialists of WA to chat about sperm health and how small changes can make the biggest difference for male fertility. This episode is proudly supported by Fertility Specialists of WA

His episode went down so well the first time, my husband is back on the couch for another round of honest questions. We chat about intimacy, what we wish we knew before starting, advice for someone starting and how we got through it all. We will be back to tackle IVF again for our hopeful second child with a greater understanding- but for now, we hope this episode provides listeners with some comfort and support, because together we’ve been in your shoes. 

Many women struggling to fall pregnant might have that friend or sister who offers up their oven as a home for 9 months for you- but what about strangers? Can they be surrogates? Plus, what kind of hoops and legislation do the three of you need to jump through? We chat to Anne Wigham from Pivet Medical Centre about everything from advertising and payments to counselling and eligibility in the world of WA surrogacy. This episode is proudly supported by Pivet Medical Centre

You would've heard the saying, ‘you are what you eat', but this also rings true for reproductive health. Researchers agree, nutrition can have a positive impact on both male and female fertility. Fertility Dietitian from Fertility Specialists of WA, Nick Nation sits down with me to talk about the small changes and additions we should be making. 
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She’s one of the most selfless guests we’ve ever had on the show. She’s a single mum and an egg donor, giving the gift of family. On this episode, we talk about if she remains in the child’s life, her role, the process and how she feels about handing over her genetics to another couple. Having her own daughter, Lauren says she understands how life changing having a child is, and this is her way of giving back to couples who deserve to be parents.