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My name is Michelle Izzard. I live in beautiful Sydney, Australia. When I was 33, I spent a year really focused on dating and finding that special someone. I was on all the dating sites and going on dates every week, but I was unable to find Mr. Right. I believed that I wanted kids…
My name is Kara Egber. When I was 34-years-old, I had my AMH level tested by a blood test. All my levels were normal. My OBGYN said if I wasn’t trying for a baby by 35 or 36, I should freeze my eggs. That way if I had issues getting pregnant down the road, I…
My name is Nicole Kering. Sometimes, life just doesn’t go the way you planned it. I woke up at 35, and the timeline that my 12-year-old self had set in motion was like a rogue train, going 110mph on a course of it’s own. Sure, the years in between my middle school life-plans and my mid-thirties…
My name is Jeannine Canino Bieda. I live with my husband in Chicago. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 36 in December 2012. I have no family history and I also tested negative for the BRAC gene. During this journey, I learned that you have to be your own health advocate….
My name is Sarah Bagg and I live in the United Kingdom. I started writing my blog earlier in 2016 after deciding to freeze my eggs. This decision was a pretty life changing one, it has challenged me to think about my life in different ways where I didn’t ever think I’d have to at age 39….
My name is Kayla Friedman. I live and work in Cambridge, UK but am originally from the USA. When I was 33, I lost an ovary from a dermoid cyst. When I was 37, I read an article in the NYTimes about how parents of adult women were helping to finance their egg freezing. Funny…
My name is Annie Pace Scranton. After turning 30 years old and being greatly influenced by my mother, I made the decision to freeze my eggs. I underwent the process at age 32 in 2012 when I was financially able to do so. At that time, I had just gotten engaged to my now husband, Michael, who was extremely…
My name is Nina Davenport. I have been making feature-length documentary films since graduating from Harvard College in 1990. As a filmmaker living in Brooklyn, New York, I have explored all kinds of life events and stages. Yet I reached a point that I desired and craved to be a mother. I turned the camera…