Egg freezing. PCOS. Endometriosis. Life changing plans. Nicola McDonald, a cabin crew member from Glasgow, chose to freeze her eggs at 36 after living with both PCOS and endometriosis — and after the unexpected breakdown of her marriage just as she was preparing to start IVF. Facing uncertainty about the future, Nicola made the decision to take control of her fertility options and contacted tfpfertility to go ahead with egg freezing. She’s given herself more time, more choice, and the reassurance that her dream of becoming a mother may still be possible. Now she’s sharing her story to help break the taboo around fertility conversations — especially for millennials who may not realise how fertility changes over time. “Six eggs are still six chances,” she says. “And they’re younger than I am now.” Her story is a reminder that fertility journeys rarely follow a straight line — and that knowledge and options can be empowering. Read Nicola’s story on IVFbabble (link in bio). If you h...