🎜🎝Just Gotta Ride it!🎝🎝 Full disclosure I was...and still very much am, a HAUOGE Boyzone fan (don't judge me!), so I can't hear them words without hearing the Ronan Keating - 'Life is a Rollercoaster ' song merrily playing in my head. Anywho, moving swiftly on from my teenage crushes, the sentiment is there, life really is a rollercoaster and no one know that better than those of us on the infertility track. Just last week I realised how seriously down and stressed I have been for months, but only when I started to feel better, as I finally had some movement on my own journey. As many of you will know, back in November I was finally referred for testing, as was my husband. He got his appointment soon after in January (gold stars all around for his swimmers FYI), and I thought that I would follow shortly after that as I was brought in for a pre-op assessment for a laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, D&C and dye test also in January. Unfortunately every time...
Infertility is a medical issue not a political one, right? Well actually yes and no. Technically it is down to biology, so it is a medical issue, but how that medical treatment is funded and how it is recognised by wider society is much more political. Political correctness has never been a hotter topic, unfortunately in the world we still have issues with racism, homophobia, sexism and much more. Moreover, we now have world leaders who are actually turning the clock back on progress that has been made over decades and generations. With such powerful forces at work, we need to rally and speak up when we see injustice in the world. The problem is rallys don't happen every day and we can't always be there when they do. Personally I believe the best way to chip away at these issues is to hold our heads high and confront injustices one by one as we come across them. I know that won't revolutionise the world overnight, but it will help people to address their attitudes for the...