My Egg Freezing Journey | Black Woman IVF | Part 1/3

Receiving medication - Day 6 of injections The idea of freezing my eggs came to mind maybe 5 years ago. At that time, it was just a thought and I wanted to learn more about it, but I did not pursue it. In 2019 I decided to schedule an appointment to meet with a fertility physician and learn more about my options. At the time, I was 33, single (actively dating someone) and I knew that my career could eventually lead me to future opportunities. I knew I wanted options in the future and understood the quality of my eggs may be an issue, the older I got. After focusing on myself mentally and emotionally, I finally made the decision to move forward with the egg freezing process (also known as oocyte cryopreservation process) and I am so excited to share my journey with you. Through my research and preparation for this procedure, I realized how few Black Women were talking about egg freezing/IVF and fertility issues in our community. I pray I can inspire women to learn more about the egg freezing process and the options they have available. Enjoyed this video? Watch part 2 "My Egg Freezing Journey | Black Woman IVF | Part 1/3"    • My Egg Freezing Journey | Black Woman IVF ...   Check out my Egg Freezing Blog: https://www.jessicarichcoaching.com/b... Connect With Me: Instagram: coachjessicarich Twitter: Jessica_A_Rich Email: [email protected] Looking for a Life or Leadership Development Coach? If so, book a session with me at mymentor.life