Trinny Woodall

It's a lot.

financially and every other way god but it's a lot in sort of also emotionally the roller coaster yeah you numb it out when it's do you it's like yeah i remember because you have you did this thing golden or f and they well then it was you know you did different things but i used to have to do this and you do an injection for 11 days and then you did something else for two days and johnny would do the injections for me because johnny had been a paramedic so i would kind of trusted him

And then it's that kind of waiting, you know, it's like waiting, waiting, waiting.

But when with Lila, I didn't...

have an IVF.

Johnny was away and the doctor called me up and said, we've still got some of his sperm.

And do you want to come in?

I was like, what's the point?

You know, because we've never done an IUI, which is just shoving it up like a turkey baster.

So we did.

And then I didn't bother to, on day 11, I'd be like calling at 8.30am.

Can I do the blood work?

And I didn't.

I just, also I'd bled a bit and I thought, oh, I just didn't know.

And I literally, I was like,

It's that cacti moment in the thing.

I let go.

I just let go.

I just felt, not happened.

And then day 16, Mari calls me up and says, Trini, why haven't you called me?