Fertility New Zealand walks alongside all people facing fertility challenges.
Fertility New Zealand walks alongside all people facing fertility challenges.
Anyone can be affected by infertility... even world champion athletes. Dame Valerie shared her fertility journey with us in a webinar, November 2020.
Anyone can be affected by infertility... even Queen of Asian cuisine in NZ, Chef Sachie Nomura, reflects on her fertility journey
Tayler shares her story and the hurdles they have had to overcome as a same sex couple, the long wait for a clinic donor and accessing public funding.
Same-sex couple Libby and Jolene share their harrowing story to become parents through donation.
Jody reflects on her journey to single motherhood and how she juggled work and long distance travel for fertility treatment.
When Jess and Michael began their journey, they didn’t know anyone else who had experienced difficulty with conceiving. They had a sense of loneliness and isolation around them as everyone else seem to conceive easily. Jess and Michael share their story of unexplained infertility.
Many people have to travel out of town for fertility treatment. Paula and her husband have a 4 hour drive, with the added expense of accommodation, travel and time of work. Paula shares her diagnoses of unexplained infertility.
Infertility is especially challenging for New Zealanders outside the main centres. Eva reflects on the physical journey, three and a half hours drive in icy conditions, narrow turns and accident black spots. Charged with emotion, serious nerves and huge expectations, they are on a mission to be successful with IVF treatment.
Being Maori and Pasifika, our cultures find it hard to talk about anything regarding sex, body health and things that are deemed "uncomfortable" or taboo. Hannah has made the conscious choice, to be open, vocal and unashamed of their journey.
Infertility tested her marriage, friendships and it tested her will power. Taryn shares on her grueling journey to parenthood.
John shares his experience of male factor fertility while living in another country.
Infertility is equally attributable to male and female issues. Richard shares his story of male factor infertility, the feeling of helplessness towards his partner and wanting so desperately to fix everything. Dealing with his fertility challenges, Richard had to find the right people to confide in.
Hannah shares her heartbreaking story of recurrent miscarriage and her determination not give up.
Judy shares her story of recurrent miscarriage, job loss due to infertility and how depression slowly took over after each miscarriage.
Sophie shares her story of childhood cancer and at 18 years old underwent fertility treatment and egg collection to preserve her fertility for the future.
Cherry shares her diagnosis of PCOS and Uterine Cancer. Now cancer free, Cherry shares how IVF and surrogacy are taboo topics in her culture and the challenges that she faces to find a surrogate.