TV host Danni Menzies gives update on her fertility tests as she tackles stigma over having a family later in life
TV host Danni Menzies gives update on her fertility tests as she tackles stigma over having a family later in life
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It is a deeply personal journey for anyone as they go through fertility treatment in the hope of one day starting a family. And it's clear the openness TV presenter Danni Menzies has had about her own journey has struck a note with other women. The former A Place in the Sun host recently revealed she has undergone medical assessments of her fertility.
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In a video breaking the news last year, she documented her visit to a clinic and vowed to answer questions from her fans about the process. Now, in a new clip, she has spoken of the huge reaction she has had and given details of further tests she has undergone.
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In a post shared with her 134,000 followers on Instagram, she said: ‘I’ve thought about freezing my eggs for a long time and I’m finally getting around to it, so here’s my latest update. ‘I never thought this was something I’d have to do but I’m also very grateful we live in a world where it’s possible to do so.
‘I hope by sharing my journey I can give an insight to the process, costs etc, and help a little with the stigma that there still seems to be around it.’. An image from Danni Menzies latest video in which she discusses her fertility journey. The TV presenter has been open about the tests she has undergone and her plans.
She added: ‘It’s kind of weird sharing this stuff because it is deeply personal but, you know what, I started last year and I have committed to it. It’s real life and it is important, so here we are.’. Ms Menzies, from Kenmore, Perthshire, said a lot of women had contacted her after she posted a video in December outlining her plans, including a clip of her undergoing an assessment at a clinic in London.
