S3:E26 - Candace & Maisie

The No Need for Prince Charming podcast is proudly brought to you by Solo Mum Society and City Fertility.

Meet Candace and her adorable daughter Maisie.

After years of helping other women get pregnant Candace decided she had to do all she could to have a child. She made the very challenging decision to end her loving, long-term relationship and instead pursue having a child on her own using a known donor. In this episode, we discuss the process she went through to decide on using a known donor, the counselling and legal process they went through to ensure it was well thought out and reduce any potential impact on their relationship going forward, and how postpartum recovery humbles the fiercely independent women within us.

 

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SHARE YOUR STORY:

Are you a successful Solo Mum By Choice based in Australia that would like to share your story?

Send me an email at noneedforprincecharming@gmail.com with a little bit about your story and I’ll be in contact to organise.