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Hosted by fiercely infertile Cassie Silver, What To Expect When You're Injecting takes listeners on a journey through the world of infertility, sharing stories from men and women, as well as her own. Nothing is off limits in this uncensored podcast, as the Australian media identity explores the highs and lows of infertility and everything in between... your legs (literally). A seamless mix of storytelling and education, the raw conversations are set to provide comfort to anyone on the rollercoaster ride to conceiving. Plus, we'll have a laugh where it's most inappropriate and ask experts the questions we've all Googled. Doctors and donors, surrogates and semen, miscarriages and milestones. For men and women, who love men or women- if you're creating life with a bit of science and a lot of love, this is for you. Join the community @injecting_to_be_expectingDisclaimer: The stories of guests are testimonials and do not represent the thoughts and opinions of What To Expect When You're Injecting. Please always seek advice from medical professionals in relation to your fertility journey
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On this episode, we sit down with Elisabeth as she shares her remarkable journey. Elisabeth's path wasn't easy—starting IVF in her 40s with low AMH levels posed significant challenges. After facing disappointing outcomes with conventional treatments, she and her husband explored alternative paths. What makes Elisabeth's story truly unique is their decision to pursue the egg donation process, internationally. From Perth, Australia, they embarked on a complex journey to obtain donor eggs from the other side of the world. Elisabeth recounts the emotional and logistical hurdles they encountered, from researching international clinics to navigating legal and logistical aspects of cross-border fertility treatments. Join us as Elisabeth's story sheds light on the complexities and triumphs of donor egg IVF across continents. This episode is a testament to the strength and courage of individuals navigating the challenges of fertility treatments.
In this powerful and emotional episode of "What to Expect When You're Injecting," special guests Jessie and Trish, share their journey through infertility, pregnancy loss, and unforeseen hurdles. At 43, Trish defied odds by conceiving after three years of trying, while Jessie, at 28, faced early menopause at 24. Despite counselling and lengthy waits for donor options, they decided to take matters into their own hands, literally. But their journey was marked by nine chemical pregnancies and a devastating miscarriage before the news their rainbow baby was on the way. Their path took a turn when scans revealed Spina Bifida in their unborn son. They pursued options tirelessly, finding hope in fetal surgery at Mater Mothers Hospital. Join us as we delve into the raw emotions, from heartache to resilience, that defined Jessie and Trish's journey to parenthood. This episode is a poignant reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the enduring power of love in the face of adversity.
In this heartfelt episode, join the incredibly resilient Kelly Males as she opens up about her journey through multiple egg collections, navigating heartbreak, and finding the inner grit and strength to keep going. Despite facing numerous challenges along the way, Kelly's unwavering determination and courage shine through as she shares her experiences with vulnerability and authenticity. Listeners will be moved by her resilience and inspired by her unwavering hope. As Kelly reflects on her journey, she acknowledges the road ahead may still be uncertain, but she remains steadfast in her belief that every step forward brings her closer to the little miracle she and her partner are so eagerly awaiting.
Endometriosis is a condition that affects millions of women world wide and although there is no way to fully cure endometriosis, there are ways to manage the symptoms and improve quality of life. One of these ways is through diet. On this episode, we delve deep into the pantry and fridge discovering the role diet plays on endometriosis and fertility with fertility & women's health dietician, Nick Nation.
It's been a journey spanning more than five years, across nine IVF cycles, with a marathon still ahead of her- but that hasn't stopped Candice Whiteford sharing the struggle and the strength she's gained from the process. Constantly in awe of the warriors who show up everyday, we hope this episode reminds everyone in the TTC community that they are part of a crappy club but are bravest and strongest members ever.
IVF was first invented for women with poor tubal pathology. Fast forward 40+ years and the reasons for seeking IVF are very different. The quantity and quality of eggs and sperm often dominate an infertility diagnosis. But is there finally a glimmer of hope on the horizon, can Age Related declining fertility finally be reversed?Footnote with a disclaimer –None of the information presented is of medical advice, nor making any medical claims or expected results. The information presented is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.BioClinical Website – www.bioclinical.com.au
A message from your fiercely infertile friend, as we dive balls deep into season 3 of the show. What To Expect When You're Injecting promises to deliver another authentic season of education, entertainment and humour with guests from all walks of life. Your host Cassie Silver, kicks off the latest season with a message for listeners to ensure no one feels alone on the journey and why the show will continue for years to come.
Can what we eat really help those living with PCOS? From irregular menstrual cycles, hormones, insulin production and action, body weight, fertility and even physical appearance, it can take its toll on the mind, body and soul. On this episode, we chat with fertility and women's health dietician Nick Nation about how food can play a huge part in symptom management and fertility outcomes.
With more and more couples trying to conceive at an older age, and singles thinking about future baby plans, fertility preservation is becoming more common. But, is it a guarantee and what do the stats say? On this episode, I sit down with Dr Kiri Falconer from Genea Hollywood Fertility to chat about elective egg freezing and what you need to know before popping them on ice. This episode is proudly supported by Genea Hollywood Fertility.
The stats say more than 830,000 (that’s 14%) of Australian girls and women, will live with endometriosis at some point in their life. It can be painful and really impact quality of life for many sufferers. Dr Sean Copson from Genea Hollywood Fertility sat down with me to talk about diagnosis, treatment and its impact on fertility. This episode is proudly supported by Genea Hollywood Fertility
What's tougher, cancer treatment or IVF? It's a controversial question I asked our guest Cara Gossati during our chat together. This powerful episode is living proof of the determination and courage Cara carries to survive breast cancer and undergo fertility treatment at the same time. It's raw, it's real and hopefully will give many listeners a little reality check to be grateful for life itself.
It’s the story we hear all too often- all the tests look normal so what is going on? This episode delves into the world of autoimmune disorders and how its treatment was impacting Rebecca McLernon and her fiance' Marco’s chances of becoming parents. Coupling naturopathy with western medicine- it’s an interesting chat about how they can both compliment each other rather than compete.
What if? It's a question every fertility patient will ask themselves at some stage. From monitoring to mix-ups, cancelled cycles, disaster planning, even keeping up with legislation; there is a lot going on behind the scenes we know nothing about. I sat down with Kelli Pearce and Sarah Little from Fertility North to chat all things risk management. This episode is proudly supported by Fertility North
They say it takes a village to raise a child, but in the fertility world it also rings true for making them as well. With a low AMH, multiple egg collections and unsuccessful transfers, Jess Cairnes never gave up on her quest to become a mum. Her story to find an egg donor and their relationship today is truly inspiring.
From miscarriage and ovulation induction to heartache and humour, this episode with Jasmine Good has it all. Funnily enough we were once strangers in a boardroom who bonded over our infertility. On this episode, we chat about OI, friendship, marriage and the advice she would give others on the ride and honest tips for those who are not.
When it comes to fertility, there are no silly questions! Infact, the more you ask the more educated you become to make informed decisions for your family. With the internet offering up mixed advice, I sat down with Dr Jay Natalwala from Fertility North to ask him some of your questions. From stress, to transfer glue- sperm health and PCOS- this is a speed round of frequently asked questions! This episode is proudly supported by Fertility North
So, you have been trying for a baby for a year now, and it’s time to get some help. Your GP runs some tests and then calls you in to say you are running out of eggs! It's a story heard all too often. Dr Lucy Williams from Concept Fertility explains low ovarian reserve, the treatment options available and what the future may hold. Check out our instagram page for more myths and facts about low egg reserve and what it means for you @injecting_to_be_expecting.This episode is proudly supported by Concept Fertility.
Starting IVF at 36 years old- Claire Ridley is living proof why you shouldn’t give up. Like many of us- baby making took a bit of a back seat to her fast paced and busy career. Nonetheless, this story has a happy ending. 7 collections, 10 transfers, hundreds of needles, and a whole lot of heartache and hope along the way. Her biggest tip; be your own advocate, investigate, and ask questions!
It’s one thing for someone to say they know how you feel- it’s another when they actually do. Concept Fertility embryologist and fertility patient, Pahnia Baldwin joined the show to share her unique journey and how the experience has impacted her role in the lab. Plus, what should patients be asking their embryologists and what they want you to know. This episode is proudly supported by Concept Fertility.
Well, she has no issue falling pregnant but carrying is a whole other story. Rachel Perica has a genetic condition affecting her chromosomes, something she didn’t discover until 7 miscarriages later. She’s brave, empowered, inspiring and is determined to never give up. Grab a box of tissues for this incredible story of hope and heartache
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