Jason Wachub

Easy, again, very easy to say, a little bit harder in practice.

With all that said, can you walk us through what should we do when upheaval happens?

Whether it's a breakup, a job loss, a diagnosis, like walk us through those steps that we should take when we're faced with that.

Of course.

thank you for sharing you know fertility is brutal uh personally we went through the ringer on this i think my wife colleen had i want to say three miscarriages eight failed ivf transfers numerous canceled embryo transfers all while running a company together at the end we had you know we're blessed with two beautiful daughters but my wife has talked about this like

you know, struggling with fertility is often dark, lonely, family and friends don't know what to say.

They wanna help or they're afraid to say anything.

And then you get all this unsolicited feedback.

And then like, there's this, you know,

Am I doing something wrong?

Is there something wrong with me?

Is there something wrong?

It's brutal.

That's a profound question, because I think you're hitting on the watch-outs we all have with our own identity.

What do I really believe?

What do I really value?

What imprint has been left on me from my childhood?

And as a parent, I think about, unfortunately, like, oh, God, what's imprint?

Am I doing it?

What have I screwed up recently?