Nicole Haliday: Balancing Work and Fertility Treatment
Nicole Haliday, Counsellor at Nicole Haliday Counselling and Redefine Life, shared on LinkedIn:
“Balancing Work and Fertility Treatment
For many people undergoing IVF or fertility treatment, life doesn’t stop while treatment is happening.
There are medical appointments, tests, medications and unexpected changes to schedules, all while managing work commitments and everyday life.
What colleagues and employers may not see is the emotional pressure of uncertainty, waiting and disappointment, particularly when people choose to keep their experiences private.
A little understanding and flexibility in the workplace can make a significant difference.
No one should have to feel they are choosing between their career and their hopes of starting a family.”
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