“It was the first thing I’d think about in the morning and the last thing at night – it would be on my mind all the time,” explains Chelsea from Suffolk. “I’ve always wanted children of my own, my brother and sister have children, and me being the eldest I kept thinking ‘why’s it not happening to me?’
After her marriage broke down and discovering she had a low ovarian reserve , Claire was considering solo IVF with donor sperm – but then she met and fell in love with James and they agreed they would like to have a baby together. The only problem was that James had already undergone a vasectomy…
Bourn Hall is launching a free fertility diagnosis service in Fertility Week to help couples like Louise and Matt gain a diagnosis earlier
To improve the chances of natural conception, Norfolk has worked with Bourn Hall to offer this high quality NHS service which offers fertility investigation, diagnosis and ovulation induction treatment.
Luke is healthy and runs marathons in his spare time, it was a shock that both he and his partner had fertility issues
Amanda underwent a hysterectomy after diagnosis with endometrial cancer. With the help of a surrogate, she is now mum to Effie and Jude.
This Fertility Awareness Week, fertility expert Dr Papathanasiou urges people not to delay getting specialist advice if they have concerns.
Sarah and Daniel were devastated to suffer two miscarriages. Remaining positive, the couple opted for IVF and are now the proud parents of Jack.
After three years of trying to conceive, Adam and Helen had IVF treatment with blastocyst transfer. The couple were delighted when Helen become pregnant after one cycle.