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No Straight Lines

No Straight Lines

Von: Jacky Maughan & Eleanor Maughan
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No Straight Lines is a conversation led by married couple Eleanor and Jacky - founders of aloomah, an online community built for anyone navigating the ups and downs of fertility.


After years of our own fertility journey, we realised how rarely people really talk about it - especially the stuff that hurts, confuses, or leaves you feeling alone.


This space is about breaking that silence. We're sharing our own story, the stuff we wish we’d heard sooner, and chatting with people who’ve helped us along the wa - from friends to experts.


It’s honest, raw, sometimes heavy, sometimes hopeful.


Because not every path is straight. But that doesn’t mean you have to walk it alone.

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Jacky Maughan & Eleanor Maughan
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    Resources mentioned in this episode:


    If anything in this conversation around fertility, pregnancy, IVF or mental health resonated with you, these may help:


    • NHS self-referral (fertility & mental health support):

    https://www.lewishamandgreenwich.nhs.uk/self-refer


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    https://futuremen.org/fatherhood/future-dads/


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    https://pandasfoundation.org.uk


    Free support for prenatal and postnatal mental health, including:

    – WhatsApp support

    – Call-back service

    – Email + peer support groups


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