Sarrah Le Marquand

But to have some balance, we've both got this is the new us on the other side of this experience, this life changing experience.

But this is also how we continue forward in our own path.

I was going to ask a little bit about the long-distance relationship before we wrap up because last time when we spoke, we talked about the unconventional living arrangements that you and Ben have.

At that point, beginning of the year, you were living in Sydney four nights a week and then flying to Brisbane every Friday for the weekend.

So –

Still doing that?

Still am.

So how's that been during the pregnancy?

Because I know you've been through this huge physically challenging time that we've already spoken about, but I imagine that's just added a whole other layer to this jet setting, frequent flyer lifestyle.

Do you think that is something that you would have innately had in you or is that a perspective that has been formed out of necessity?

And do you think that will stay with you?

Do you foresee taking this mindset?

You talked about the scars of infertility, this resilience and knowing that you can't predict what's ahead of you.

Do you see that staying with you indefinitely?

So double-edged sword.

I think every baby that's born into the world with a warrior personality

Mother or father, but a mum that's got their back and is a fighter is a lucky baby.

So just saying.

Look, my final question.

Next weekend is Mother's Day.