Infertility is nothing to be ashamed about

2021-07-30

Welcome to another episode of Fertility Conversations. Today we are joined by Chris Dunkerley who is an infertility advocate living in the UK. He shares his journey to parenthood with us, finding out about his male factor infertility due to a condition called; Klinefelter Syndrome and the decision to move forward with donor sperm. . . Chris and his wife became parents to a beautiful baby girl. In his quest to ensure his daughter knew the process of how she was conceived, he wrote a beautiful book specifically for her. The...

Welcome to another episode of Fertility Conversations.

Today we are joined by Chris Dunkerley who is an infertility advocate living in the UK. He shares his journey to parenthood with us, finding out about his male factor infertility due to a condition called; Klinefelter Syndrome and the decision to move forward with donor sperm.

Chris and his wife became parents to a beautiful baby girl. In his quest to ensure his daughter knew the process of how she was conceived, he wrote a beautiful book specifically for her. The book is available on: www.elsiebooks.com

In this episode Chris and I also discuss aspects of the book; Stay with Me which is a book set in Nigeria based on infertility and the societal issues and pressures that come with it. Chris highlights how hard it must be to have to live in denial & in societies where people are not open to the realities of Male Factor Infertility. He also stressed the importance of creating awareness and encouraging conversations to destigmatize Male Factor Infertility.

Join to listen to his incredible story and journey to parenthood.

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