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Challenge Accepted: Building a Global PCOS/PMOS Movement

Challenge Accepted: Building a Global PCOS/PMOS Movement

by AllPaths Family Building | Sep 8, 2026 | Family Building Story, IVF, Podcast, Reproductive Health

When Sasha Ottey was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (recently renamed PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome) in 2008, her doctor handed her a brief pamphlet and told her not to worry about her irregular cycles, just to “come back when she wanted...
The “Funky Chromosome” Bedtime Story

The “Funky Chromosome” Bedtime Story

by AllPaths Family Building | Sep 1, 2026 | Family Building Story, IVF, Podcast, Reproductive Health

In this episode, we sit down with Kelsey Reynolds, a Board-Certified Reproductive Genetic Counselor with a unique entry into the field. Inspired by her own parents’ decade-long journey with infertility and her mother’s bedtime stories explaining their...
Don’t Be An Athena

Don’t Be An Athena

by AllPaths Family Building | Aug 18, 2026 | Family Building Story, Infertility, Loss, Podcast, Reproductive Health

Special thanks to CCRM Fertility of Boston for sponsoring this episode and for their support and commitment to the AllPaths community.   In this episode of the AllPaths Podcast, we welcome Kayla Branstetter, an educator and author, to share her personal journey...
AllPaths Family Building’s Response to the Federalist

AllPaths Family Building’s Response to the Federalist

by AllPaths Family Building | Aug 14, 2026 | Advocacy, ART, LGBTQ+, Podcast, Reproductive Health

Recently, a Google Alert drew our attention to an article that mentioned AllPaths Family Building and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) in a negative light. We strongly disagree with the way our work, ASRM’s work, and LGBTQ+ family building were...
From “The Girl with Bad Periods” to “Chief Hope Officer”

From “The Girl with Bad Periods” to “Chief Hope Officer”

by AllPaths Family Building | Jul 14, 2026 | Advocacy, Family Building Story, Fertility Treatment, Infertility, Podcast, Reproductive Health

  This episode of the AllPaths Podcast features women’s health advocate La-Anna Douglas. La-Anna shares the complex story of her 16-year journey through infertility, which began with excruciating menstrual cycles in her teenage years that were often...
Her First Decision as a Mother

Her First Decision as a Mother

by AllPaths Family Building | Jun 9, 2026 | Family Building Story, Fertility Treatment, IVF, Loss, Parenting After, Podcast, Reproductive Health

In this moving episode of the AllPaths podcast, we sit down with Katie Gilliam, a Massachusetts mom and community advocate, to discuss her complex and emotional journey to parenthood. After an initial PCOS diagnosis and a difficult encounter with a fertility...
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  • The “Funky Chromosome” Bedtime Story
  • Do Something: How to Show Up for Someone Navigating Infertility and Loss

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