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I speak to the brilliant and lovely Jenny, who is the Ethnic Minorities project worker for the Fertility Network.
Jenny talks about her personal fertility experience and that of the couples she supports in her ethnic minority support groups.
Jenny kindly talks about how you can advocate for yourself with your GP and clinic when you are not feeling seen or heard.
It was a really helpful chat, and keep listening after I say thank you and bye, because we carried on chatting and I felt like it was too good and helpful to not include.
I have put the links to the Fertility Network groups that she runs below the video for if you would like to join them xx
Muslim Women’s Group | Fertility Network (fertilitynetworkuk.org)
The direct link to the closed Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/muslimwomensfertilitygroup
Black Women’s Group | Fertility Network (fertilitynetworkuk.org)
The direct link to the closed Facebook group: Black Women's Fertility Group | Facebook
South Asian Group | Fertility Network (fertilitynetworkuk.org)
The direct link to the closed Facebook group: South Asian Fertility Group | Facebook
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