Well, hello and welcome back to the Unbothered Blonde's podcast.

Today we have a very special guest, Miss Jill Hendry Renfro, and she is going to be bravely

opening up and sharing about her journey with infertility and multiple rounds of IVF.

So real quick, I want to introduce her, and then I'm going to let her kind of take the reins,

share her story, and then I have some questions for her, and then you as listeners send in some

questions that we're going to answer. So Jill was born and raised here in Aggie Land,

and if you are not from Texas or the Bryan College Station area where I live, Aguiland is the

booming surplus of Bryan College Station. where I live, Aguiland is the booming surplus of Bryan College

Station. She's 32 years old. She's been married for eight years. She was a classroom teacher by trade,

and today she teaches adults about health and wellness, specifically lots of women. She believes

strongly in health and wellness starting from the inside out. I know this from

following her, that primarily with the gut health, because she has been a diamond status performer in

the Plexus community for many years consecutively. So let me hand the mic over to Ms. Jill. I am so

excited to be here. So I absolutely love that I first off we live like a minute from each other.

Did you know that? I thought that you lived in Austin's colony, but I didn't know like exactly

there. So didn't even know, Randon and I were like legit names. I think if I screamed from

my front yard, she could come and help me if I needed it. So I'm super honored to be with y'all today and hang out. And my story is something

that has been molded for years. I never thought that I would talk about it because it is hard.

It's hard. If you are a girl that goes through infertility, IVF, IUI, Clomid, time cycles, miscarriage loss,

you'd rather just not talk about it. And there's many days you'd rather just get in your

bedroom and pretend like everything is okay and go on about your life. So I never thought that I

would open up and talk about it. But then I started to get lots of questions

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