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There's often an unspoken idea that you need your questions figured out, or at least have a certain number of them, before it's worth reaching out to someone.

That's not really how this works.

Wherever you are in your fertility journey, right at the very beginning, deep into research, or somewhere in between, a conversation doesn't need to wait until things feel more resolved.

The smaller questions matter just as much as the bigger ones, and they're often the ones people sit on the longest simply because they feel too minor to ask.

That's exactly the space a free nurse chat is meant to create. Nobody needs a fully formed list of questions to book one.

Link in bio to book your Free Nurse Chat, whenever you're ready 🤍 by @no1fertility

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5 days ago

Some of the most important fertility decisions have nothing to do with trying to conceive right now.

Maybe it’s simply about time, wanting more of it before deciding anything. Maybe it’s a diagnosis or treatment on the horizon, and wanting real answers before things change.

Either way, this isn’t a decision you’re making today. It’s an option you’re keeping open for whenever you are 🩷 by @no1fertility

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3 days ago

“We’re here to support you” is easy to put on a website.

It’s a different thing to actually build it into every part of someone’s care.

That’s what we do differently.

Support here doesn’t stop at the first appointment or start only when something goes wrong.

It’s meant to show up throughout, in the small moments as much as the big ones, so you’re never left to work things out alone.

Whatever your path looks like, that support stays with you. by @no1fertility

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4 days ago

A reminder that daylight saving begins this Sunday, 4 October ⏰

Clocks will move forward by one hour at 2am in NSW, VIC, SA, TAS and the ACT. There is no change in QLD, NT or WA.
Most phones and digital devices will update automatically, but please remember to adjust any manual clocks on Saturday night.

If you’re currently undergoing treatment, please be mindful of the time change and continue to follow the instructions provided by our nursing team 🤍 by @no1fertility

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9 days ago

We did the math. Unfortunately it checks out.
Egg freezing at No.1 starts from $2500* - and yes, we know that price might make you wonder what the catch is.

There isn’t one.

Our egg freezing price is low by choice, not because our standard of care is 🩷 by @no1fertility

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9 days ago

Not everyone realises this, but our patients aren't only in Melbourne and Sydney.

We work with people from all over the world, partnering with local providers for scans and bloodwork wherever they are. Distance was never really the barrier people assume it is.

What matters most, wherever someone's based, is trust.

Getting to know a patient's story, understanding what brought them to us, and being part of what happens next.

For our team, it's one of the most rewarding parts of the job 🤍 by @no1fertility

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10 days ago

Twenty years of experience could make almost anything feel routine, but that's not how Dr Lynn works.

Meet the founder and Medical Director of No.1 Fertility, and what shapes the way she approaches every patient who walks through the door. by @no1fertility

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18 days ago

Your first fertility appointment should not feel overwhelming.

You don't need to walk in already knowing the answers. That's what the first visit with us is for.

Most first appointments start with some bloodwork and a scan, giving your specialist a clearer picture of what's going on and what your options actually look like.

We'd love to help you explore your options. Book a free, no-pressure nurse chat via the link in our bio 🩷 by @no1fertility

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17 days ago

"Graduating" from fertility care sounds like the end of the story, but for us, it's not.

So many of the people we've supported are walking through their pregnancy journey for the first time, which means everything that comes after is unfamiliar too.

That's why this role exists in the first place.

Meet Jenny, our registered midwife, whose role was created specifically so the relationship we've built with you through treatment doesn't have to end the moment your result changes.

She's the one who keeps checking in, long after most clinics would consider the job done.

This is what we do instead of just wishing you well and letting it go quiet. Support was never meant to stop the moment your result changed 🩷 by @no1fertility

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25 days ago

Some days in this process are heavier than others, whether that's a miscarriage, a result you weren't expecting, or just a day that feels harder to carry, and this is exactly the kind of moment Jenny, our registered midwife, is here for.

Her role means you have someone who can sit with you through the hard days, not just the good ones, and help you find your footing again, whatever that looks like for you.

Our team is here for you in whatever way you need, for as long as you need it, your partner included. Whatever support looks like for you, our team cares, and we're here for you 🩷 by @no1fertility

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20 days ago

Most of us treat checkups as something you do before there’s a problem, not after.

We get our teeth checked twice a year and our skin checked annually, not because something’s wrong, but because catching things early gives us more choices.

Fertility deserves that same mindset. Understanding where you’re at now, whatever stage of life you’re in, puts more options in your hands later 💖 by @no1fertility

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a month ago

It’s PMOS Awareness Month, and we stand with everyone still waiting for a diagnosis, or who spent years getting one.

Behind every statistic is someone who kept showing up to appointments, kept asking questions, and kept advocating for themselves when answers were slow to come.

That takes real strength, and we see it. by @no1fertility

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11 days ago