
572 | Nonny pre-conception testing, spontaneous labour, private hospital birth
About this episode
Nonny Naitanui shares her journey from fertility concerns to an unexpectedly early but beautiful birth experience. After receiving concerning AMH results that initially sparked fears about her fertility, Nonny conceived within three months of trying.
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