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My name is Brigitte Adams. Had I known then what I know now, I would have frozen my eggs much earlier. I was about 37 when I started thinking about it. I just always expected that at my age now I would already have kids. I also had some close friends who were either going through difficult…
My name is Georgina Williams. I was eight years into a career living in London, two years into a relationship, and 20 minutes into a tube ride when I saw a fertility clinic’s advert for egg donors. If you donated your eggs, they offered to freeze extra for your own use. So I made an appointment to…
My name is Vicki Rokhlin. I am Ukranian born, Atlanta bred, and current reside in New York City calling this home for the past 6 years. I’m a MOTH StorySLAM winner, a contributing writer for VICE, and feel most alive when giving a voice to people and things that matter and hoping to make the world a little sunnier,…
My name is Whitney Bischoff. As women, our fertility is one of our most precious possessions. It is inevitable that with time, it will vanish. I wanted to protect, guard, insure it. My decision to freeze my eggs was made much differently than most. Although I knew I always wanted to be a mother, I didn’t wake…
My name is Nikki Goldstein. I am a sexologist and relationship expert in Sydney, Australia. While doing research for my new book Single But Dating, I realized how egg freezing was a choice I’d rather act on now rather than later. I decided to tape my journey so others could see first-hand how I felt about my egg freezing process…
My name is Ellen McCarthy Rosenthal. I was 30, single, and working as the wedding reporter for The Washington Post. A few months earlier I’d gone through a breakup on the same day I was hired for this most amorous of newspaper beats. It was a perfect cliche-and-Chardonnay-filled storm. I spent my days immersed in the glories of…
My name is Sapana Agrawal. After beginning my research looking into egg freezing, I quickly learned it is all out of pocket for UK residences unless you are receiving treatment to preserve fertility before cancer treatments or a life-threatening illness. I realized there was a lack of information and resources available for women who want to proactively manage…
My name is Alison Fyfe. I’ve always known I’ve wanted to be a mother. When people asked me growing up, what do you want to be, I consistently answered with whichever profession was inspiring me at the time, but quickly added, “…and a great mom.” Driven by experiences, I’ve lived in different cities, worked at great companies…