583. Motherhood & TTC can make you lose yourself. This can help you find your way back!

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A woman with PCOS got pregnant after three years of trying, defying fertility clinic limitations.

The episode opens with Corinne sharing a client win: a woman named S, who has PCOS, got pregnant after three years of trying to conceive. The client had irregular periods, low energy, and digestive issues, and a fertility clinic refused to work with her due to BMI. Corinne explains they worked together in a six-month Trying to Conceive Accelerator program, focusing on consistency and personalized support. She details that success came not from teas or herbs but from the Mind Your Hormones method, which addresses root causes of hormonal imbalances. The host then shifts to a personal narrative about attending a millennial moms' night out hip-hop dance class with her sister. She describes the class as nostalgic, fun, and soul-nourishing, highlighting it as inner child healing. Corinne connects dancing to releasing stored trauma in the body, noting the class instructor is a therapist who combines talk therapy with movement. She announces a collaboration for a local pop-up dance event on May 15th in West Islip. The episode includes a promotional segment for Gut Personal's new lemon-lime flavor of Miracle Worker Magnesium, explaining its benefits for hormone health, sleep, and digestion. Corinne reflects on how easy it is for moms and those grieving to get stuck in routines, emphasizing the need to shake things up. She advises listeners to think about activities they loved as kids or in their twenties and try them again. The host stresses that fun is an underrated part of healing, as important as nutrition and supplements. She encourages getting out of comfort zones to create new neural pathways and foster in-person connections. Corinne concludes by inviting local listeners to the dance event and reiterating the message to prioritize joy.

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A fertility success story becomes a sincere reflection on grief, motherhood, and finding room outside routine.

Motherhood and a hard fertility journey can make life feel narrowed to appointments, routines, and waiting. This episode grounds that feeling in the story of S., who has PCOS and became pregnant after three years of trying to conceive and six months in a trying to conceive…

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If fertility grief or the heavier parts of motherhood have you moving through the same loop, this episode gives you a human nudge toward something different.

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