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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2023 · 21 MIN

Fertility over 40 and Navigating IVF with a Disability - With Jaci Armstrong

from Up the Duff · host Brittany Darling

In this episode of Up The Duff, we are joined by Jaci Armstrong, a woman who sought fertility treatment for social reasons. Jaci, who is vision impaired, shares her journey of conceiving her baby Eloise at the age of 43. We discuss the challenges she faced and explore ways to improve accessibility in the medical community for individuals with disabilities. Join us as we dive into Jaci's inspiring story and discuss the importance of inclusive fertility treatment. In this episode you'll discover: [00:01:34] Navigating fertility treatment with disabilities. [00:03:57] Vision impairment and guide dogs. [00:09:26] Number of embryo transfers. [00:13:54] Access to information for disabilities. [00:14:45] Guide dogs being welcomed. [00:19:04] Navigating parenting with a disability. Thank you to our sponsors  Eius Fertility https://eiusfertility.com/ Items mentioned in this episode include: Australian Network on Disability Eliza Hull - disability advocate  Join our Facebook Community - ⁠Up the Duff Podcast Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes.

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