Meet Amy: to freeze or not to freeze? That is the question.

Technology is amazing! Nowadays, women can choose to have their eggs frozen - suspended in time - which wasn't always a possibility. And it comes with plenty to think about.
Amy is working out if that's the best thing for her. And if so, when? And what's involved? Are there things she needs to do now to get the best possible outcome?
It's a topic well worth the discussion. Have a listen and let us know if you found it helpful and informative!
Show Notes:
- the podcast Amy refers to is called Life Uncut.
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Oh Goodness! Nutrition is an evidence-based dietitian practice. However, given the general nature of the content presented on this podcast, it can not replace individualised medical advice. Get yo'self a professional (psst, like me).