Georgie

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I'll leave this link in the show notes.

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So welcome to the bonus episode of my podcast with Amy White.

We've been on such a similar journey with our surrogacy journeys and I waited six years to interview Amy.

It was such a powerful podcast from the moment her sister gave birth to her baby, sleeping on bunk beds in Australia waiting for Flo's birth.

And then coming home with the Ukraine journey and Georgia, which is so special to our hearts too.

And Jamie, it must have kind of brought you back as well, did it?

Yeah, so Katie's home from New Zealand for a couple of weeks, if not months.

So I really want to go for a coffee with her and Amy and meet her.

I think there's something so special about surrogate mothers.

And I've never really...

We had our own incredible surrogate mother in Georgia, but I've never sat down at length with someone who's done it and spoke to them kind of about the psychology and the ins and outs and everything that went along with it.

So I would love to meet them for a coffee and actually meet Katie and speak about her side, her perspective.

So sometimes when I think about Georgia, I feel really emotional and I've probably been a bit weird over the last couple of weeks.

And maybe, maybe that's the reason because like it affects me so deeply in my heart, Georgia, in terms of like how much I love that country and I loved our experience.

And when...

If you could give me an opportunity to go back to any time in my life, it would be those four weeks in Tbilisi.