What is the Rosa Institute?

Good question. We help couples overcome infertility and recurrent miscarriage when other treatments have failed.

I think that's, you know, in the essence of what it is that we do.

And we educate. We really help people really question

the reasons as to why things haven't actually gone to plan. You know, what's interesting about

that question is that, you know, often it might seem obvious that when it comes to reproduction,

having a baby being the outcome, normal means having sex,

get pregnant, having a baby, right? But when it comes to infertility, fascinatingly,

it's not usually how people think, you know, it's people almost kind of think like they will go to their doctor, they will have a consultation after a year of not being able to get pregnant, and their doctor

will come back to them with typically, well, you know, we've done some tests, everything looks normal,

just keep trying. And I'm like, let's pause on that normal answer, you know, on that normal word,

because there's usually something that's not quite going to plan when we have to go to the doctor

and have this conversation. So that's essentially what we do, is figure out how do we transform

that piece, you know?

Yeah.

You know, you mentioned doctors telling people everything is normal.

I personally, I would like to have a family one day, but I am single right now.

But speaking of doctors calling things normal, I have actually, this is a little bit different

than fertility, but I've had like struggles with migraines and like a very, really very fast

metabolism.

Like I'm never not hungry.

And I've, since I was a kid, I had like my brain waves tested and blood taken.

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