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geeta nargund is a leading expert on ivf treatment and she also joins us. clinic, they told us we would have to self fund. how did you and your partner respond to that? we we re and your partner respond to that? we were pretty gutted, to be honest, i'd always assumed because i'd had my sperm frozen there would be funding and we would have ivf in the future. we were very disappointed. but sometimes we knew there was ways around it, we thought we would have around it, we thought we would have a look on the internet to see what we could do. what can you do? i registered to a gp in west essex, they offer two cycles of ivf, we decided to change my partners gp, we actually live in west sussex now, it made sense to move over. has the treatment begun? were still in the stages of doing tests with them, they have tests to go through than some other areas. more blood tests are being done, we have been to a private clinic. loss of sound. we paid for that rightly and hopefully will get referred to the clinic later. what do you think about the some of what is effectively

specialist who made their dream come true using pioneering technology called reciprocal effortless ivf allowing both women to carry the same baby. >> i think it opens up new avenues, new choices for same sex couples. >> the process starts like traditional ivf. >> she went through the simulation through the egg harvest. >> next they were combined with donor sperm and then they were transferred into a device called an invocell. the resulting embryos were removed and frozen until ashley's body thanks to hormone injections was ready to carry the baby. >> it made us vsh special for both of us. >> we are very very grateful for him. >> yes. this is stunning new technology. >> i also read that this costs about half of what traditional ivf procedure costs. normally it is 15 to 20,000. this costs between 8 to 10,000. opening up new possibilities. >> new doors for people. >> yes. >> cool stuff. >>> you have probably never seen pumpkin carving skills like this. it will astound you. wait until you find out who took this to a whole new and i guess first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on

>> i don't think they care after ivf. >> honestly. they say this is their miracle baby., he loves golf. >> out comes pink powder. you can only see how blessed they are to have that baby. >>> well, humble little hot wheels car is celebrating a birthday. 50 years old. in moscow, they're celebrating in a big, big way. they built a track. >> how long is it, nick? >> well, it is guinness book world record long. all right. you can see the car sits down on the track. they're not just using gravity to make the car go the distance. all of those blue gates that you see are little blisters, little wheels that are spinning and shoots the car folder. i know. in order to break the record, you have to stay on the track. you can't fall off the track and get put back on. that was a close call there. in total, 1,112 straight pieces, 50 boosters and four turns to break the record in total, 1,838 feet and 3.405 inches. >> holy-moley. >> the thing is straight. this is a nightmare. >> oh, i had so much fun with this stuff when i was a kid. i couldn't get enough of them, mattel was the one tha

. >> the ivf worked. i'm pregnant. >> grab your tissues, folks.rand new episode of "this is us" comes tonight. we'll see the aftermath of kate announcing she's pregnant. actress chrissy metz talks about how women have been reacting to the news that her character went through ivf. >> nobody thinks can you bring it up, how do you bring it up and where? i've gotten so many messages and people have s rede-mail, i went through the same thing that the character did and hopefully it's a better turnout for you. people divulge their sweetest, deepest, darkest secrets. i think it's inspiring women. >> you can watch tonight's episode at 9 p.m. right after "the voice." >> that show just gets better and better. >> they draw you in. if you're looking for a new pet, how about a four-legged friend can you hold in the palm of your hand? >> that's when they're byba. talking about turtles. >> check out these red slider turtles right here. we've got a teen red slighter e ght here and then we have little babies, turtles that are up for aption at the humane rescue alli

>> similar to traditional ivf and anyone can do this.me-sex couples but to clarify, one woman holds some cells for a few days just inside the body. then the other woman carries the embryo for nine months in her uterus, so benefits, it's slightly less expensive than traditional ivf. it has shown some good pregnancy rates but it's not totally ready for primetime and need more research and this device has been out for awhile but has been improved. there is a theory being in a woman's more natural body environment can be better but pretty interesting. >> this is your wheelhouse. what is the emotional significance? >> i think that's the key. for some people, some couple, some women, the drive to be physically involved in a pregnancy is massive and powerful and this now shows us that we have the technology to make it happen. >> all right. jen, thanks so much. >> you bet. >> michael. >>> coming up, we're putting some good in your morning. there's a story behind this photo that millions love. >>> and in our next hour, what the royals just did th

. ♪ >>> the ivf worked. i'm pregnant. >> what?. >> my sister's having a baby. >> that is one of the best phone calls in the real world and on tv. the pearsons celebrating some happy news, finally, on tonights "this is us." chrissy metz's character kate is having a baby. >> while chrissy was in new york doing promotion for "this is us" her house in l.a. was robbed. >> the suspect took some property and fled the scene. as of right now, the police don't have anyone in custody. >> just happy no one santiago's halloween debut. >> baby's first halloween is like the most important thing. >> yeah. i got like ten outfits for him. so he'll be having some changes and everybody goes where you going and i go nowhere. we're not even leaving the house. i just am dying to dress him up. >> what is he doing that just melts your heart at this moment? >> he's laughing a lot now. >> for the first two months he was like a beautiful blob and now he's, you know, grabbing and reacting and touching my face and, you know, every stage is my favorite. >> eva

ivf should be offered to women until age 42, guidelines say, but new figures show around 80% of arease the new presenter of radio two's drivetime show. the appointment comes after simon mayo, who had led the programme for eight years, announced he was leaving just a few months after he began co—presenting withjo whiley. sara cox says she was "beyond chuffed" at the news. the duke and duchess of sussex have met volunteers at a new zealand cafe that helps to highlight mental health issues. they then met school children who were waiting outside. one little boy, joe, seemingly shy at his royal encounter, was given a hug from his teacher as he met meghan and was tickled by harry as the prince tried to cheer him up. earlier, the duchess of sussex also praised the achievements of new zealand women, who were the first in the world to get the right to vote. and in the location in newport is that achievement but also the wider impact of what this allows us. because yes, women's suffrage is about feminism but feminism is about fairness. hydrogen—powered trains could be carrying passengers on bri

anna england kerr said she felt taunted by adverts for cribs, pushchairs and ivf as she came to terms have admitted there was a bug in its hide—ads feature. and we'll have more on that story shortly. the low—cost airline cobalt has cancelled all flights according to a statement on its website. the carrier, which flies to cyprus from heathrow, gatwick, sta nsted and manchester, has suspended operations. it's reported that cobalt had failed to reach a deal with a potential new investor. the duke and duchess of sussex have been greeted by thousands of well—wishers on the third day of their official 16—day tour of australia. the couple met members of the public during a visit to melbourne before going on to meet youngsters involved in sporting and environmental projects. the couple then headed down to melbourne beach where they learnt about efforts to minimise threats to wildlife. our australia correspondent, hywel griffith, was there and sent this update. day three of the royal tour here in melbourne was all about young people being active and taking part in their community. there were d

i'm lying crying. >> here's the funny thing. >> beautiful. >> whether it is this ivf chapter in yourg with you in a way that they're not connecting with anyone else. they walk up to you on the street -- >> yeah. >> -- and talk about -- >> everything. >> everything. >> yeah. >> what does it feel like to be on the receiving end of all of that? >> it's so nice because for so long i never felt like i could relate to anyone or that i was ever going to be able to relate to other people. i was like, i'm a one woman island. it's never going to -- i realize how much we are alike than different. it's beautiful. i see that every single time i have a cool interaction with everyone. >> you're on the cover of "glamor" magazine but it all feels surreal. >> it does. >> which is cool. it feels exciting, right? >> all very exciting. don't take any of it for granted. i'm like, what, people know my first and last name. that's weird, very, very weird. >> you have a lot of things you're good at. we've watched you act and it's incredible. savannah and i were just talking this morning that we did not know t

she went through an ivf journey.talked abou >> absolutely. i don't think we feel like we can bring it up. how do you bring it up? where? i have gotten soge many mes and people have shared, you know, i went through the same thinghat the character did a hopefully it's a better turnout for you. you know, people complely divulge the sweetest, their seepest darkest secrets. i think i also inspiring women. one woman said to me yesterday thatpi thede helped her to get througheryou know, when it didn't take, the ivf didn't ke, and that it brought her hope and she knew she could get through it because kate did. now shes pregnant. >> oh, you're kidding? >> she is having a rainbow baby. i am like crying. it's beautifu >> this ivf chapter in your character's life, or any chapter, i feel like people are co way they are not connecting with anyone else. they walk up to you on the street and talk about everything. >> yeah. >> what does it feel like to be on the receiving end of all of th? it's so nice because for so long i never fel

also — this programme has learned that women as young as 35 are being told that they're too old for ivfare ignoring that. i felt cheated, i felt really disappointed. i felt angry initially. and i felt that it wasn't handled in the best possible way. it was also kind of matter—of—fact, "this is how it is,"

through effortless ivf...nstead of placing the sperm and eggs into incubators, they go into an invocell.erin jones / standup: "this device is placed in the body for five days where fertilizes and early embryo development begins."natsot: "what are you doing cowboy?"in the coulter's case.. after five days, bliss had the invocell removed.the embryos were frozen, and then one was transferred to ashleigh.she carried their baby to term.dr. kevin doody / care fertility: "this is a revolutionary type of ivf. it's more accessible, it's more affordable and it's truly more natural."ashleigh and bliss say they fe blessed to be able to share this experience together. ashleigh coulter / new mom: "you know your whole life changes obviously with anybody when they have a baby... so leaning on your partner i think is really, really important and i definitely think it brought us closer together." (vicki) that was erin jones reporting. believe it or not -- effortless i-v-f costs about half as much as traditional i-v-f. (grant) ne

. >> they married in 2013 and eventually turned to ivf using sperm elliott froze during a battle withhis 20s. they now have a 3-year-old son ethan. >> it was always our goal to give our son a sibling. >> last march, the goal of giving their son a biological sibling became unattainable. the ashes learned their embryos were damaged in a tank malfunction at a cleveland area fertility clinician. >> we don't have the embryos anymore. we lost those chances. >> in a march 8 statement, the university hospital said the tank experienced an unexpected temperature fluctuation and apologized for the incident. less than three weeks later, they sent a letter to patients impacted by the malfunction claiming the alarm system on the tank designed to flag temperature changes was off. >> that event was a big wake-up call to all of us. >> shortly after the incident in cleveland, doctors at columbia university fertility center in new york started developing an additional layer of security for their fertilization tanks. >> this is the first of its kind in the world? >> correct. >> how does it work? this doc

said it would be a pro-life governor, that supported a radical personhood amendment that would ban ivf but would you sign a bill that restricted or limited the rights of women to control their own bodies in colorado. >> let me translate to your response to my question. i am supporteds by unions are you still don't have a job martÍn. as far as me. i would be a pro-life governor because it is a matter of my faith. i accept roe v. wade as being the law of the land. when i raise my matt -- my hand become governor i don't raise my hand to accept just some of our constitution. it is not an all a card offering. i exempt roe v. wade as the law of the land and i'm not going to speculate on whether it is overturned. the two most recent justices to this report were not going to speculate during their confirmation. i am going to enforce colorado's constitution as well. it has been embedded that we shouldn't use state taxpayer funds for abortion related services. >> thank you. candace when i have 90 seconds for closing statements. a coin toss gives mr. stapleton the opportunity to begin his final s

everybody woman who has ivf treatments knows that not to be true. a fertilized egg is not a person. it's not a person. >> when does it begin?amental q. people who are pro life believe it's a taking of a life. >> they should be able to make their own personal decision, it's not up to you and the government to tell women what they should believe and how they should access healthcare. >> this is a very long discussion, at a minimum we should be able to discuss when life begins. i'll go first. i believe it's at conception. >> i disagree with you, rick. in your life, if you ever have the choice to terminate a pregnancy -- >> give me a month, give me a week. >> viability. what is viability? a child is preemie who comes out is less viable -- >> do we call a fertilized egg in a petri dish a baby? no, we don't. >> there's so many voices going right now, a heart felt and impassioned and important discussion. rove. >> this is about the court. this is about our bodies this is about bodies. also, i have to add, alex, one more thing, this conversation about abortion, it's not separate and distinc

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