Hope Alicia: Fertility Show 2026 Highlights the Importance of Patient Support and Education
Hope Alicia, Business and Operations Manager at Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Final day of the Fertility Show 2026 complete and although it’s been a long and tiring weekend, it’s been incredibly worthwhile.
Over the last two days, we’ve had the privilege of speaking to so many individuals and couples from different walks of life, all at different stages of their fertility journey. What stood out most was the resilience, hope and determination people carry with them, whether they are just starting their journey or continuing through challenges along the way.
It was also fantastic to make new connections across the fertility community, whilst also seeing some familiar faces and reconnecting with people we met at last year’s show.
Events like this are so important for giving patients the opportunity to ask questions, access information, and feel supported and informed about their next steps.
Very proud to have represented Women’s Health and the Fertility Unit at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Specialist Care this weekend alongside such a passionate and dedicated team. Thank you to everybody who gave up their time to be there and support so many patients over the last two days.
Looking forward to Fertility Show 2027 already.”
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