Bridge to Brisbane Just Got a Plot Twist – City Fertility
City Fertility shared on LinkedIn:
“Bridge to Brisbane just got a plot twist.
This year, Team City Fertility ran as 1 egg and 10 sperm. A slightly unconventional race team, but a pretty fitting one for us.
Behind the costumes was a fun way to get people talking about fertility health and the many factors that can influence it, from ovulation and egg health to sperm movement, shape and quality.
We took on B2B this year to make that conversation a lot more normal.
Know your body, know your numbers, and don’t wait until too late to check in on your fertility health.
Huge thank you to our incredible team for showing up, running in costume and cheering for each other. Mission well accomplished!”
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