In an ideal world, what I wanted, I wanted to self-fertilise.

I wanted to have children that were exactly my genetics so that I could show them to my parents

and go, see, it was my childhood, they're fine.

Hello, I'm Sarah Pascoe, and I'm on tour with my show.

I am a strange gloop.

So I don't really, like, agree with marriage.

It's too long, isn't it?

Forever.

I'm going all over the UK and Ireland.

You can find tickets at sarahpasco.com.uk.

Today's episode is sponsored by Hurtility,

helping women get clarity on their hormones and their fertility

with expert-led care from menstruation through to menopause. Yeah, I am always struck by how

little we are taught about fertility and reproductive health. It shames me sometimes as a mum of two

to have conversations with people or doctors, scientists that we're lucky enough

to interview on this podcast and realise that I am learning all the time about something that I

should know so much more about. This is the kind of information I wish I had learned years and

years ago. I fully agree with you. There is just so much that we're not taught about our hormones

and our fertility. And we just don't realize how important it is to actually understand

what's happening with our bodies as women. I've spoken at length about doing my fertility test.

The first one I did years ago and it led me to egg freezing and recently I did a second one which helped

set me down the right path to discovering why I don't get periods. I cannot recommend it enough

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