loss of your baby. it so much to have gone through. the loss of your baby- loss of your baby. it put a lot of ressure loss of your baby. it put a lot of pressure on loss of your baby. it put a lot of pressure on my loss of your baby. it put a lot of pressure on my partner - loss of your baby. it put a lot of pressure on my partner and i loss of your baby. it put a lot of| pressure on my partner and me, loss of your baby. it put a lot of- pressure on my partner and me, our relationship. we obviously went through a phase when we were not together because when you hear the amount of risk that comes with a womb transplant, it is daunting for them as well. everything is ok now. it was very traumatic, all of it was dramatic. even the surrogate, it is big for them as well. it is dramatic. even the surrogate, it is big for them as well. big for them as well. it is huge for them. big for them as well. it is huge for them- she big for them as well. it is huge for them. she had, big f
does. not no one else, but most don t, so i was researching what was available when i came across the charity, so i have been going through the process of trying to get on the trial, having the test, going through ivf to get embryos ready and we have six on ice which is lovely news, but it felt very unbelievable and intangible like you can t really believe it might happen so the fact we did the first one it s been a success and it has worked, i am so pleased that woman and her partner, like so pleased. that makes it more real. that s exciting. i m trying not to get my hopes up because really i cannot go through the pain of losing it twice but it is still lovely news. of losing it twice but it is still lovely news of losing it twice but it is still lovely news. and the fact that clearly the lovely news. and the fact that clearly the charities lovely news. and the fact that clearly the charities are - lovely news. and the fact that | clearly the charities are saying there are so man
don t talk about it. not really. i i don t talk about it. not really. i don t talk about it. not really. i do not feel like i have processed it yet. although we had the funeral for the baby, you are given another baby and you have to look after them. it is very hard. it and you have to look after them. it is very hard- is very hard. it must be a very challenging is very hard. it must be a very challenging psychological i is very hard. it must be a very i challenging psychological situation. talking about psychology, giving you were born with the condition, you were born with the condition, you were born with the condition, you were born without a womb in the first place, what was that like in terms of what people were talking to you about as you were growing up? you are not going to understand it at a young age. when do you remember first understanding the condition and what the implications were for you? do you remember trying to understand and get to grips with it? no i was about