Michelle has a unique understanding and empathy for those struggling with infertility. After spending several years challenged with her own fertility issues, Michelle welcomed her son to the world. She returned to post-graduate study and achieved her Masters in Social Research Methods from the Open University in 2012. Focusing on discursive interactions in the cyber world, Michelle is passionate about bringing people together and has a tenacious approach to research to match our clients with the most suitable egg donors.
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Readers of the UK’s Times newspaper have been following the fertility journey of Sophie Beresiner, who writes The Mother Project. I won’t spoil it by revealing the outcome of Sophie’s journey, but suffice to say,... Read the story »
What options do parents have when it comes to the embryos remaining once their family is complete? How do those looking for embryos actually find them? Embryo Donation is becoming a viable and alternative option for people... Read the story »
There are moments in life that are seared into memory, some joyous, others tragic. The feel of the sun's warmth, a lilting breeze, the look on a loved one's face, an emotion stirred. What I remember most... Read the story »
Gail was interviewed recently by Sarah Kowalski, author of Motherhood Reimaginedfor her new podcast. Check it... Read the story »
