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parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend

you have always wanted. Okay, hello. Welcome to Thursday's episode. Today, I'm talking to my sister

because as most of you know, if you follow me on Instagram,

she has been going through IVF for a long freaking time.

She also lives up north, which, like Northern Ontario, which means there are no fertility clinics in that area.

So every time she has an appointment, she's driving to Toronto, which is like a three

and a half, four hour drive.

So yeah, and there's a lot of appointments involved with fertility treatments and whatnot.

So I thought we would just chat about her journey, or I guess her and her fiance's journey to getting pregnant and everything that they've done in kind of like a general timeline.

And it's interesting because everyone has a different story, which we can talk about a little bit later.

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