You are not alone.

Many, in fact, have struggled with infertility and pregnancy loss, including Celine Dion, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Nicole Kidman.

Courtney Cox and her husband David Arquette conceived their daughter Coco after IVF following several miscarriages. And the actress Emma Thompson gave birth to daughter Gaia in 1999, thanks to IVF. Emma and husband Greg Wise later adopted Rwandan refugee, Tindy.

"There's been an awful a lot of grief to get through in not being able to get pregnant again, but there are thousands and thousands of women like me who can't have children." Emma Thompson

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Every women trying to conceive should be inspired by the bravery of those, especially those in the public eye, who are willing to speak out.

Do not forget that what you are experiencing is probably also happening to many women in the world. Do not hesitate to speak about it, and to find comfort.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How common are fertility problems in the UK?

According to the NHS, around 1 in 7 UK couples experience fertility issues, so if you're struggling to conceive, you're certainly not alone. Many couples face challenges on their journey to parenthood, and it's far more common than most people realise.

When should I see my GP about fertility concerns?

The NHS recommends visiting your GP if you haven't conceived after one year of regular unprotected sex, or after six months if you're over 36. Your GP can run initial tests and refer you to a fertility specialist if needed, so don't hesitate to seek support earlier if you have known health concerns.

Can I get IVF treatment on the NHS?

NHS-funded IVF is available in England, but eligibility criteria and the number of cycles offered vary depending on your local Integrated Care Board (ICB). NICE guidelines recommend up to thre

How long are NHS fertility treatment waiting times?

Waiting times for NHS fertility treatment can vary significantly across the UK, ranging from several months to over a year depending on your area. It's worth asking your GP or local fertility clinic about current wait times in your region so you can plan accordingly.

Why do celebrities talk about their fertility struggles?

When celebrities like Emma Thompson and Courtney Cox share their experiences with IVF and miscarriage, it helps reduce the stigma around fertility issues and reminds others they're not alone. Their openness encourages more people to seek help and talk about their own journeys without shame.

What can I do to improve my chances of conceiving naturally?

Simple lifestyle changes such as maintaining a healthy weight, reducing alcohol intake, stopping smoking, and taking fertility supplements like folic acid can support your conception journey. Using fertility-friendly lubricants like Conceive Plus can also help, as regular lubricants may hinder sperm movement.

Where can I find emotional support for fertility issues in the UK?

Organisations like Fertility Network UK offer support groups, counselling services, and online communities for those struggling to conceive. The NHS also recommends seeking emotional support, as fertility challenges can take a significant toll on mental health and relationships.