EPISODE · Sep 25, 2023 · 1H 2M
S2:E36 – Liza, Oscar, Archie & Jack
from No need for Prince Charming · host Alisha Burns
Liza’s Inspiring Solo Motherhood Story After Choosing Donor Conception and Raising Three Boys In this episode of 'No Need for Prince Charming,' Liza shares her extraordinary journey to solo motherhood. Starting with a focus on career and travel, she made the bold choice to pursue motherhood independently at age 37. After facing numerous IVF challenges and a decision to use donor eggs from her sister, Liza welcomed triplet sons, Oscar, Archie, and Jack. Liza opens up about her high-risk pregnancy, navigating life with triplets, and the deep bond she shares with her boys. Her story is one of resilience, support, and finding joy in an unexpected family journey. Key Takeaways: Liza’s decision to pursue solo motherhood after realising she couldn’t wait for the right partner. The IVF process, including using donor eggs from her sister and challenges with hormone treatments. Discovering she was expecting triplets after initially thinking it was twins. Her high-risk pregnancy and NICU journey, with Oscar, Archie, and Jack born at 28 weeks. Reflections on resilience, family support, and balancing life with three energetic boys. City Fertility Offer I couldn't continue to make this podcast without the help of our fabulous sponsor, City Fertility. If you're looking into fertility treatment on your own, make sure you take advantage of the exclusive 20% discount for No Need for Prince Charming listeners. Learn more here. 10 things I wish I knew before becoming a solo mum by choice If you’re at the very beginning of your journey and wanting clarity, confidence and a calm starting point, this free guide is a must-read. It will save you hours of Googling and help you understand what actually matters when you’re deciding whether to go it alone. Download your copy here.
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