BBC Mundo journalist Ana María Roura and her husband, Sebastien Jesús, share their personal journey of attempting to become parents.
After receiving a diagnosis of infertility, the couple turns to in vitro fertilisation (IVF), the most common technique in assisted reproduction. They recorded their treatments for more than three years and filmed a sort of diary that helps the audience understand the process from a scientific perspective but also dig in the psychological impact of the treatments.
Ana María also shares her journey with other women going through the same experience. One of them is Laura, a very close friend who lives in Argentina, who achieved a successful pregnancy after eight years of fertility treatments.
Like Ana María and Sebastien and other characters in this film, millions of people worldwide confront infertility, which the World Health Organization has described as a "global fertility crisis". Despite its widespread impact, infertility remains a taboo subject in many societies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNWpBpTN108
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00271d1BBC Mundo journalist Ana María Roura and her husband, Sebastien Jesús, share their personal journey of attempting to become parents.
After receiving a diagnosis of infertility, the couple turns to in vitro fertilisation (IVF), the most common technique in assisted reproduction. They recorded their treatments for more than three years and filmed a sort of diary that helps the audience understand the process from a scientific perspective but also dig in the psychological impact of the treatments.
Ana María also shares her journey with other women going through the same experience. One of them is Laura, a very close friend who lives in Argentina, who achieved a successful pregnancy after eight years of fertility treatments.
Like Ana María and Sebastien and other characters in this film, millions of people worldwide confront infertility, which the World Health Organization has described as a "global fertility crisis". Despite its widespread impact, infertility remains a taboo subject in many societies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNWpBpTN108
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00271d1WWWWWWWWBBC Mundo journalist Ana María Roura and her husband, Sebastien Jesús, share their personal journey of attempting to become parents.
After receiving a diagnosis of infertility, the couple turns to in vitro fertilisation (IVF), the most common technique in assisted reproduction. They recorded their treatments for more than three years and filmed a sort of diary that helps the audience understand the process from a scientific perspective but also dig in the psychological impact of the treatments.
Ana María also shares her journey with other women going through the same experience. One of them is Laura, a very close friend who lives in Argentina, who achieved a successful pregnancy after eight years of fertility treatments.
Like Ana María and Sebastien and other characters in this film, millions of people worldwide confront infertility, which the World Health Organization has described as a "global fertility crisis". Despite its widespread impact, infertility remains a taboo subject in many societies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNWpBpTN108
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00271d1
