
Trying to Be Positive is the hand that you've been wanting to hold on your fertility journey. Anne Matthews is a passionate advocate for reproductive health and normalizing the conversation around fertility, labour, loss and menstruation. A busy clinician (with two waitlisted clinics and not enough time to see everyone wanting to be seen), Trying to Be Positive is Anne’s offering to everyone who i... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Anne is back with a solo episode on one of the biggest shifts happening in women's health right now: the rename from PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) to PMOS (polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome). She breaks down why the old name was misleadin... more
Anne is back with Nico, her first male guest sharing a male factor story. Nico walks through DNA fragmentation climbing from 15% to 24% despite lifestyle changes, discovering he'd had an undiagnosed varicocele for 20 years, being dismissed by urologi... more
Anne is back with Sarah, who spent three and a half years navigating PCOS, two miscarriages, failed IUIs, and a fertility system that kept offering IVF without explaining why. Sarah shares how she got pregnant spontaneously right after her wedding, l... more
Anne is back with Anna, one of her first patients dealing with immune-related infertility. Anna shares her four-year journey through five miscarriages, multiple failed IVF transfers, and the medical dismissals that made her stop trusting anyone in th... more
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Anne makes me feel hopeful in a way that isn’t rooted in naive or blind optimism, but in data and research, and a cow belief that we all have the capacity to support our bodies toward healthier states. I especially appreciate the feminist (ie equality focused) lens she brings to the fertility conversation.
This podcast gives women and couples experiencing fertility challenges the hope that the industry doesn’t provide.
The best fertility podcast hands down. Based in real, evidence based science but with complete care and compassion. Anne cares so deeply and this is translated into her relentless advocacy and the essential information in this podcast and beyond to help women find real answers and real solutions, even when they are being subjected to cookie cutter protocols or being tossed away by fertility clinics. Anne has the knowledge, the experience, and the infectious hope to not only make you believe you ... more
Thank you for empowering me with so much information that I never knew before and supporting me on my journey
I’m listening to this podcast after a failed IVF attempt and it gave me strength and hope. Anne seems to be doing exactly what all fertility doctors should be doing at their practice. I love that she looks at people as unique individuals and explore the root causes of their issues instead of throwing standardized protocols at them to see what sticks. A fertility clinic’s goal is to get you pregnant via assisted reproductive technologies. Anne’s goal is to get people pregnant no matter how. I hav... more
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A fertility-focused show anchored by a clinician who blends evidence-based insight with compassionate storytelling. Recent episodes cover male and female factors, endometriosis, PCOS, immune factors, and practical navigation of clinics and treatments. The host emphasizes patient advocacy, personalized care, and realistic expectations, while guests share intimate journeys and actionable takeaways. The program consistently balances technical explanations with relatable narratives, making complex fertility topics accessible and hopeful for listeners on diverse paths toward family-building.
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