Jun 29, 202641 minS0
<p>Have you ever found out that the answer to your infertility was sitting in your own medical file the entire time — it was just never mentioned or explained to you? Or felt exhausted by all the testing, poking and...
About this Podcast:
Trying to conceive and going through infertility can feel like a private battle that tests our endurance. As the months and years pass, many feel isolated while they quietly grieve each cycle that ends without a positive test. Infertility is usually shared in hindsight, once the story has an ending. This podcast is different.It is a space for honest conversations about what it is like to be in infertility and how it shapes who we are. Hosted by two women who became friends through years of infertility and pregnancy loss, it is a place to share the challenges and emotions of this journey – while also exploring the insights and unexpected growth that come from walking it. Because, whether we want to or not, this is a season that changes us.This podcast is for those who are still going through it, not knowing how their story will unfold – or whether they will end up with a baby in their arms. These are the stories of being in it. <a href="https://infertilitystories.substack
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What is InFertility Stories about?
Trying to conceive and going through infertility can feel like a private battle that tests our endurance. As the months and years pass, many feel isolated while they quietly grieve each cycle that ends without a positive test. Infertility is usually shared in hindsight, once the story has an ending. This podcast is different.
What has InFertility Stories covered recently?
Recent episodes include "8. "Trust and Check" | Navigating doctors, invasive testing, (mis)diagnoses, and the medical system through infertility" (29 June 2026, 41 minutes), "7. "What I was most afraid of" | The Plastic Detox, Mother’s Day, and Seeing Endometriosis and Adenomyosis on an MRI | Miriam’s Update" (15 June 2026, 39 minutes), and "6. "But What If I Am?" | The endless loop of the two-week wait" (1 June 2026, 39 minutes).
How often does InFertility Stories publish?
InFertility Stories publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 17 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on InFertility Stories?
Booking probability for InFertility Stories is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. InFertility Stories requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. InFertility Stories's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch InFertility Stories?
The strongest fits for InFertility Stories are Health & Wellness Services. InFertility Stories has a health audience.
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InFertility Stories is a health podcast with 17 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Jun 15, 202639 minS1<p>Living through infertility is anything but static. One day, we feel hopeful, motivated, and inspired. The next, we can barely get out of bed.</p><p>There are seemingly endless periods of waiting — for the next...
Jun 1, 202639 minS0<p>Have you ever found yourself convinced you're pregnant one moment — and certain you're not the next? Have you ever gone to get an x-ray at the dentist, not sure how to answer the question of whether you’re pregnant...
May 18, 202657 minS0<p>Have you ever experienced a loss and been unable to cry? Or felt like your life is stuck on pause due to infertility, struggling to feel like you are actually living?”?</p><p>If you have, this interview is for...
May 4, 202658 minS0<p>Have you ever picked up the phone and braced yourself, convinced that whoever is calling is about to tell you they’re pregnant? Do you walk down the street feeling like there is a pregnant person or newborn baby on...
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Apr 20, 20261h 3mS0<p>Have you ever struggled with the invisibility of infertility? Of feeling a mismatch between how others perceive you and how you feel inside?</p><p>If you’re navigating the identity challenges and the mental battle of...
Apr 6, 20261h 13mS0<p>Have you ever sat in a doctor's office, or come home after a difficult appointment, and told yourself: it's probably not that bad. Maybe I'm overreacting. It was only early.</p><p>If you have, this episode is for...
Mar 23, 202632 minS0<p>In this first episode, we share why we started this podcast and how our friendship grew through years of trying to conceive, voice note by voice note.</p><p>It began as a private conversation between us but became a...
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Mar 21, 20263 minS0<p>Trying to conceive and going through infertility can feel like a private battle that tests our endurance. As the months and years pass, many feel isolated while they quietly grieve each cycle that ends without a...
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