mental health is obviously a big topic with a lot of celebs and people high profile people talking about that, yeah. but fertility is a really interesting one because i don t think a lot of women, certainly in the public eye, open up about it. behind the scenes, like, all my actress friends are all freezing their eggs and all kind of pursuing options and so, we all talk about it, but not not just so publicly sometimes because it can be an emotional roller coaster and i certainly, you know, froze went all this trouble and froze my eggs and then, unfortunately because of my condition, the quality of the eggs wasn t wasn t good enough and i have to repeat the process and keep doing it and keep trying and put a lot of effort in. and that was part of the reason why i tried to get healthier as well. i m still trying on the fertilityjourney, even though, like, it is emotional and you get hopeful and then, you know, your hopes are dashed and so it s like, ifeel for any woman going thro
and all kind of pursuing options and so, we all talk about it, but not not just so publicly sometimes because it can be an emotional roller coaster and i certainly, you know, froze went all this trouble and froze my eggs and then, unfortunately because of my condition, the quality of the eggs wasn t wasn t good enough and i have to repeat the process and keep doing it and keep trying and put a lot of effort in. and that was part of the reason why i tried to get healthier as well. i m still trying on the fertilityjourney, even though, like, it is emotional and you get hopeful and then, you know, your hopes are dashed and so it s like, ifeel for any woman going through it but i was the classic example of, like, a career woman who went out into the world, didn t even think about kids and then suddenly, in your mid 30s, is like oh, hang on do i want that as an option? and if i do, what do i need to do? it could be great if i had my own children but i don t know whether that s g
of celebs and people high profile people talking about that, yeah. but fertility is a really interesting one because i don t think a lot of women, certainly in the public eye, open up about it. behind the scenes, like, all my actress friends are all freezing their eggs and all kind of pursuing options and so, we all talk about it, but not not just so publicly sometimes because it can be an emotional roller coaster and i certainly, you know, froze went all this trouble and froze my eggs and then, unfortunately because of my condition, the quality of the eggs wasn t wasn t good enough and i have to repeat the process and keep doing it and keep trying and put a lot of effort in. and that was part of the reason why i tried to get healthier as well. i m still trying on the fertilityjourney, even though, like, it is emotional and you get hopeful and then, you know, your hopes are dashed and so it s like, ifeel for any woman going through it but i was
like, 20 with something called polycystic ovarian syndrome and which made sense, like, that i gained a lot of weight rapidly with that and then have fertility issues and so, it s like, i think something like 10% of women have it, so it s very common, and a lot of people don t know they have it and so, it s just i think it s just good to talk that s why i love when everybody opens up about all sorts of things now. mental health is obviously a big topic with a lot of celebs and people high profile people talking about that, yeah. but fertility is a really interesting one because i don t think a lot of women, certainly in the public eye, open up about it. behind the scenes, like, all my actress friends are all freezing their eggs and all kind of pursuing options and so, we all talk about it, but not not just so publicly sometimes because it can be an emotional roller coaster and i certainly, you know, froze went all this trouble and froze my eggs and then, unfortunately becaus
and all kind of pursuing options and so, we all talk about it, but not not just so publicly sometimes because it can be an emotional roller coaster and i certainly, you know, froze went all this trouble and froze my eggs and then, unfortunately because of my condition, the quality of the eggs wasn t wasn t good enough and i have to repeat the process and keep doing it and keep trying and put a lot of effort in. and that was part of the reason why i tried to get healthier as well. i m still trying on the fertilityjourney, even though, like, it is emotional and you get hopeful and then, you know, your hopes are dashed and so it s like, ifeel for any woman going through it but i was the classic example of, like, a career woman who went out into the world, didn t even think about kids and then suddenly, in your mid 30s, is like oh, hang on do i want that as an option? and if i do, what do i need to do? it could be great if i had my own children but i don t know whether that s go