Spirit babies and IVF

Spirit babies are believed to be spirits, souls floating around their potential mothers/families waiting for an opportunity to be born.IVF is a medical procedure where an egg is removed from the woman's ovaries and fertilised with sperm in a lab. If successful, the embryo is then returned to the woman's womb to grow and develop.While one method seems to involve unwavering belief, the other means sustained commitment to heavy hormonal treatment.Intense! Emily has experienced BOTH. Mother of 2 children (conceived and adopted) at age 40+, her journey to become a mother has been a piece of work!Hence this episode covers a whole spectrum of topics from alternative medicine such as ‘functional medicine’ and ‘homeopathy’ to medium-ship and the difference between rainbow babies and indigo babies to very scientific subjects such as ‘geriatric pregnancies’, information about embryo harvesting and finding the right gynac for your IVF procedure.Honestly by the end of it, I felt that if medicine can already do all these incredible unimaginable things, it’s not so far-fetched that spirit babies do exist as well. The world seems full of possibilities and we are knowing more and more with every passing day. This is an intense episode of contradictions (or maybe not!)No matter who you are, I guarantee you, you will learn something new today!Books worth a read if you are interested in the topic: Walter Makichen: Spirit Babies - How to Communicate with the Child you are meant to haveEmily mentions a few resources which she would like to share here:https://vibrationalchild.com/ https://irmabattig.com/https://www.ifm.org/functional-medicine https://www.elainejai.com/ https://www.emilythemedium.com/ (that’s a different Emily, not the podcast guest ;) )A general note: This podcast is based on personal experiences by mothers. We are not doctors. Information shared is purely personal. For medical questions, we urge you to speak to your physician and/or relevant medical professional.This episode was produced by Harkat Studios and edited by Keyuri Bhogale.Intro music by Akoth Jumadi (https://open.spotify.com/artist/1yzpHN73mIqHg8uP8KnyYo?si=ZzNUZAtTRFOffvz8BDDTYw)