Focus on: Fertility Week
Fertility Week, organised by Fertility Network UK, is a chance to talk about the impact of infertility and also to get the knowledge you need to regain control.
Some people worry about their fertility for years before they seek help – but it could be that a quick blood test, semen analysis or some words of advice might be all that is required to reassure them or explain their options.
For those that have been actively trying for a baby, we know that 8 out of 10 couples will be successful within a year – so if you have been struggling for longer, now is the time to ask some questions.
For Fertility Week 2021 we are hosting a free virtual Fertility Fair on 6 November 2021 to enable people at all stages of their journey to gain advice. For those who want more in depth information we are offering a special half-price fertility testing offer and free consultations with a fertility nurse specialist
Losing weight to boost fertility
Posted - October 21, 2019
Fertility Advice, Diagnosis and Treatment
Posted - August 21, 2019
Bourn Hall opens it doors for Fertility Fayre 2018
Posted - November 14, 2018
Louise Brown and Bourn Hall helps IVF babble mark World Fertility Day
Posted - November 2, 2018
40th birthday relief after worries about time running out for baby
Posted - November 1, 2018
First birthday for IVF ‘miracle’- don’t wait to get fertility advice
Posted - October 31, 2018
Suffolk mum highlights pain of secondary infertility in Fertility Week
Posted - October 29, 2018
Scream4IVF – one in ten CCGs considering cutting IVF funding
Posted - October 29, 2018
A Guest Blog from Plumb Blossom – “common themes and how therapies can help you conceive.”
Posted - October 26, 2018
Norfolk IVF mum feels like a winner after years of infertility heartache
Posted - October 26, 2018
A Guest Blog from Southend Reflexology – “fertility reflexology provides support for the journey.”
Posted - October 19, 2018
Pill concealed infertility issues
Posted - October 17, 2018
Guest Blog from Love Nutrition – “nutritional therapy can empower you.”
Posted - October 12, 2018
Fertility Week – free Fertility Fayre sets out its stalls
Posted - October 9, 2018
We can help you get pregnant – Wickford hosts Fertility Fayre
Posted - October 2, 2018
Common questions men ask about male infertility
Posted - October 1, 2018
Congratulations to Emily and Gemma on their birth of their little boy Rafferty, who was born on Saturday 9 October. ![]()
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Here he is with his big sister Ruby. Both Ruby and Rafferty were conceived at Bourn Hall Wymondham; Ruby through IUI and Rafferty through IVF.![]()
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“Thank you so much for all of your support and guidance throughout our treatments with you. And thanks to the amazing Dr Thanos who completed my wife's IUI insemination six years ago and then my embryo transfer. We now have two Bourn babies!We will be forever grateful.”
We are open. We are safe. We are family.![]()
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As Covid-19 returns to our screens and radios, we want to reassure you that our clinics are safe. ![]()
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Despite the easing of Covid-19 restrictions across England, we continue to maintain our existing safety measures. ![]()
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This includes maintaining social distancing, wearing face masks and offering virtual consultations and appointments, where possible, to minimise the number of people coming into our clinic.![]()
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Click here to find out more: moredetails.uk/3bid1jQ
We’re hiring 📢![]()
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Our clinics in Cambridge and Wickford are looking for Fertility Nurses with experience or an interest in the field of Women’s Health.![]()
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Head over to our website to read the full job descriptions and apply here: moredetails.uk/2Oww6a6
Fertility centre vacancies | Work with us at Bourn Hall
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Leading fertility centre Bourn Hall has vacancies at our East Anglian clinics. View current jobs or call the HR department for more information
Naomi was only 16 when a blood infection put her in hospital on life support fighting for her life. ![]()
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As she began her slow recovery she was told complications from the appendix operation may have made her infertile. ![]()
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But Naomi overcame all the odds and last Saturday (October 16) she had her fairytale ending when she married fiance Liam – with her #IVF baby Enzo as pageboy. ![]()
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Read more here: moredetails.uk/3jIfAjJ
Complications from appendix operation caused infertility - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Naomi was 16 when complications from an appendix operation made her infertile. She got her fairytale wedding with her IVF baby Enzo as pageboy
First school photographs are so special. ![]()
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Thank you to Tracey Loweman for sending us this lovely photo of her daughter, Lexi, who turns 5 at the end of the month. ![]()
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“My little miracle! Thanks to Bourn Hall, Colchester, forever grateful to them all.”![]()
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