For a long time, I have been in a dilemma with myself about how I should relate to sharing out everything I do on Instagram. For everything in the world, I want to be as personal as possible, and people are very happy to follow my life. At the same time, I have really had a hard time getting myself to post all the donor-related things I do because I feel I am forcing everyone I know privately into a world they know nothing about and may not be interested in. I now decided to make an IG that only caters to everything I do with donor conception and infertility. I hope this means that I will be a whole lot more active and I really hope that you feel like following along!
My most important piece of advice for recipient parents is to tell early and maybe make a book to explain to the child their conception story from early age. Here I show and explain the one my parents made me that made to understand my conception.
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What is it like being donor-conceived? How do you cope with it in the family? What is important to know?
My dad and I made a live video with the purpose of talking about my conception and his experience with infertility
I recently participated on The Stork and I podcast with Mel who is a SMBC. We had a lovely chat about my conception story, thoughts on donor conception in general and many other related topics.
Give it a listen and let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
Fertility physiotherapy is Anne Sofie’s field of expertise. Her intention is to help and guide patients in physiotherapy regarding female mechanical infertility and explain why this might appear.
Did a live Chat with a Q&A where my mother and I answerd questions about our thoughts and feelings of my donor conception
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