Slow Swimmers and Fried Eggs - Conceive - IVF, Fertility, inFertility Clinic Dubai, Sharjah

Authors:

Jodi Sky Rogers

Jodi Sky Rogers lives in Johannesburg, South Africa. She and her husband, Cyrus, have been married for almost eleven years now. She works as a Feminine Healing Coach and Author. Her personal experiences with PCOS, fertility challenges, miscarriage and pregnancy loss over the past seven years have inspired her to support women going through similar challenges. She is passionate about writing on fertility-focused topics, as well as creating mindfulness, relaxation and TTC self-care resources and tools to support women on their fertility journey. She loves aerial yoga, hiking, being in nature, poetry and escaping the city to visit coast. She is the author of Flowering Within and Wild Essence.

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Cathy Broadwell :

Cathy Broadwell lives in Alexandria, Virginia in the United States, and has been married to her husband Eric for eleven years now. In her “day job,” she is a professional creative director and graphic designer. Outside of her office, she works independently in a variety of interests and artistic pursuits as a writer, artist, dancer and musician. Inspired by her own experiences and the power of the Web to build supportive communities, her mission is to use her creative skills and passion to help others overcome challenges through vehicles like the SS&FE blog.

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Julia Midwinter :

Julia Midwinter lives with her husband Lee in South London, UK. Both are keen musicians and Julia's love of languages has taken her on many travels around the world. She works in book publishing in London and is also a personal coach and qualified beauty therapist. Julia loves the energy and vibrancy of city life but also takes time to disconnect from the hustle and bustle through yoga and meditation. She is keen to share her fertility experiences with you and help as many people as possible navigate this difficult landscape and find moments of peace and clarity.

Slow Swimmers & Fried Eggs

Getting Ready: The Power of Preparation

Hi folks. Eric here, with a deeply personal revelation. I hate to run. I mean I HATE to run. But every September, Cathy and I

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Coronasomnia: Improving Sleep for Fertility Wellness

Has anyone been plagued by sleepless nights since the advent of the coronavirus pandemic? Usually, I have no problem finding peaceful rest at night.

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M.O.M. or “Mentors Of Many” Day (for many of us)

Cheers, dear readers! The time is upon us once again – the day in the United States when we recognize with love, adoration, and

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Shining A Light on the “Invisible Loss” of Infertility

Cheers, dear readers, This past weekend, I was honored to take part in an educational coaching program from an institution called IPEC or the Institute

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Three eggs are better than none

Cheers, dear readers, Given the difficulty of going through diagnosis and subsequent treatment, in some respects, in vitro fertilization (IVF) children are some of the

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The Power of Positive Thinking, Affirmations, and Incantations

Cheers, dear readers, I wanted to take a timeout to write and thank many of you for the great discussions that transpired after my

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Infertility & Isolation: The Hidden Risk to Important Relationships

Cheers, dear readers, I’m writing you on the other side of a both inspirational yet challenging weekend. This weekend was inspirational thanks to a transformational

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What 30 Days of Sobriety Taught Me About Resilience

Cheers, dear readers, I have taken myself on an unusual journey. When I am feeling strong (both physically and mentally), I generally like to

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Pestering Questions and Battling Feelings of “Not Enough”

Many times on our infertility journey, we may have to face pestering questions from well-meaning friends and family. There seems to be a formula that

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Listening is an act of love

Cheers, dear readers, I hope that you enjoyed Eric’s post from last week. He and I had a week where we were dealing with some

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‘X’ marks the spot

Cheers, dear readers, Hello wonderful readers and patients of Conceive Hospital. I have missed speaking with you and I look forward to writing another excerpt

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Getting through IVF – An Emotional Safety Net

Mark Twain reputedly said, “I have been through some terrible things in my life, some which actually happened.” I’ve always liked this quote because it

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