Show Notes
TW: This conversation discusses miscarriage and baby loss throughout the episode
Helen’s dream was to become a mum, but her fertility journey was far from simple. She quickly found movement and exercise a crucial activity for her mindset.
However, this simple switch marked the start of the journey to meeting her little girl.
In this episode, Helen joins Joe Wicks to discuss how she switched from takeaways to homemade meals, and how fitness helped her through her IVF journey and improved her mental health.
Plus, Helen and Joe discuss the importance of being open about miscarriage, the joy of seeing her baby’s heartbeat for the first time and what happens during the IVF process.
For further support around miscarriage, go to www.tommys.org
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