Emma Thynn, Marchioness of Bath

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07/30/21 • 33 min

In today’s episode Sarah-Jane Crawford speaks to the very fabulous Emma Thynn, Marchioness of Bath, the first Black Marchioness in British history. Yes my darling she’s an aristocrat but one that I feel you can really get to know and chat with on a real down to earth level.

In this conversation Emma shares many personal things about how she became the woman she is today including her incredible journey to becoming a mum to two sons. In particular she opens up on details around her very scary first pregnancy, the diagnosis that she received and subsequently how she and her husband made the decision to work with a surrogate who helped them to complete their family.

And we couldn’t let her escape without pinning her down for some information about what it’s really like to run one of the most famous stately homes in the country, Longleat. Enjoy !

And we couldn’t let her escape without pinning her down for some information about what it’s really like to run one of the most famous stately homes in the country, Longleat. Enjoy !

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In this episode Sarah-Jane chats to one of our favourite experts: fertility and women’s health Guru Emma Canon.
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And what we love about Emma is that she has real balance with what she practices and the things that she speaks about, as she incorporates alternative healing with modern day medicine.
This was such an engaging and enjoyable conversation, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

To find her:
Emma Cannon BSc
Fertility, Women’s Health & Trauma expert
www. emmacannon.co.uk
Instagram: emmalcannon https://www.instagram.com/emmalcannon/
Medicine Women Mentorship: https://medicine-women-mentorship.mykajabi.com/