Nathalie Massin: The Importance of Informed Choices in Reproductive Health
Nathalie Massin, Physician – Reproductive Medicine | Author and Certified Coach at GynecoLiberee LLC, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Women’s careers are often contrasted with the biological clock, but this is an unfair shortcut.
Professional ambition is completely legitimate and an essential part of personal fulfillment. And this is far from being the only factor, quite the contrary, that works ‘against’ biological time.
I accompany brilliant women who have succeeded in their professional careers and made their ‘choices’.
And yet, many say to me: ‘If I had known earlier…’
Fertility is not or no longer an injunction for women. It’s not an obligation either, one more box to tick.
Today it is a choice, a choice among others, to be made or not.
And to make this choice, it is important to have the right information, at the right time.
Informing is not about frightening. It is to give back power. That of having the choice.
That’s exactly why I created the GynecoLiberee.fr
If this subject speaks to you, I talk about it regularly here.”
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