EPISODE · Mar 12, 2023 · 1H 26M
#010 Sarah - difficulty conceiving, low AMH, FIFO husband, endometriosis, miscarriage, elective induction, pregnant, mental load
from Cuppa with a doula · host Alicia Cloarec-Riouat
Hey hey, Thanks for tuning into today’s conversation. Today I chat with Sarah, now mum to 2 boys. In this conversation we chat about ✔️suffering from debilitating period pain from a young age ✔️being diagnosed with endometriosis and being told to start a family sooner rather than later ✔️fertility tests showing low AMH and smaller-sized ovaries ✔️TTC for many months without any results ✔️suffering a miscarriage after many months of TTC ✔️trying to conceive with a FIFO husband who wasn’t always here during ovulation window ✔️falling pregnant naturally ✔️pregnancy after loss ✔️trying to regain some control and booking an elective induction ✔️raising a child with a deaf husband and how they have had to adapt their routine ✔️teaching AUSLAN from a young age ✔️mental load of motherhood ✔️very challenging first 6 months of motherhood ✔️seeing a therapist to feel validated and heard To be sure to be notified when a new episode comes out please subscribe to the show on your listening platform. If you would like to support the show, I would really appreciate it if you could leave a 5-star review on Apple podcast. If you would like to come on the show and tell your own birth story please get in touch through this link here https://forms.gle/YCCP5dMg8bYSXuAYA This podcast is available on Deezer, Spotify, Apple podcast, most other podcast listening platforms and Youtube Follow me on social media for more content Facebook: www.facebook.com/cuppawithadoula Instagram: www.instagram.com/cuppawithadoula Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy this episode! Alicia :)
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