When you are struggling to conceive, advice comes from everywhere. Friends have opinions. Family members share stories. Social media offers endless recommendations. Doctors and fertility clinics may also give guidance that sounds clear, confident and definitive. Some of that advice will be helpful. Some may be well intentioned but deeply unhelpful. And some may be medically reasonable in one situation while being completely inappropriate in another. That is the problem with b

After eight and a half years of trying to conceive, Emma's client, Zoe, was given a diagnosis that is all too common: “There’s nothing wrong”. This label—unexplained infertility—is meant to provide a conclusion, but for Zoe, it felt like being stuck in limbo. Deep down, she knew there had to be a reason, and she was right. If you are reading this, chances are you are in a similar position. Perhaps: You have never seen a positive pregnancy test and have no idea why. You have b