Unless there's something going on that would be a normal, you're typically only going to be

watched. Is it just just what I understand? Is it like buy one, get one free, or is it like

is it all the same price for your cycle?

Welcome back to Dio Shandhi, listeners. Hello, Andy. Hello. How are you feeling today?

I'm feeling pretty good. Feeling pretty good. Yeah, I'm happy about this guest. Very excited.

I know. Me too. This is a very popular topic. It is. This one has come up a lot and I will admit,

right off the bat, this is my disclaimer, I know absolutely nothing on this topic. So I feel like

I may word things or ask things in a way that would give away my layman-ness.

Lamanity. Lamanity on the topic. But thankfully, we are joined today by a very qualified guest.

A Whitney is an experienced fertility nurse. You of course may remember her. I have to mention it

from... I mean, you guys did. Well, it is how we know each other from season 19 of the Bachelor

Chris Souls season. She may or may not have been the winner. You know, ancient history now.

She is from the team behind Ova Egg freezing based in Chicago. And so I'm just very excited that

she really has a lot of firsthand experience with this because she's also a mother and

froze her own eggs in 2013, correct? I love that you went through that so you can speak both as

a service provider and a patient. And she's appeared on ABC's Nightline Good Morning America,

extra TV and in various publications, including People Us Weekly, EOnline, Chicago Tribune,

Shape The Bump, and Women's Health. Whitney, we're so thankful to be joined by you today.

Thank you so much for having me and to help continue the conversation,

regarding this really important topic. Yeah, honestly, I wasn't sure because we know we're a

relationship podcast. And I don't know if I would have predicted when we started this podcast a

little over a year ago that fertility would be a topic that would come up, but it actually has

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