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Navigating Societal Pressures on Career Fertility Timelines

Navigating Societal Pressures on Career Fertility Timelines

Season 4 Episode 65 Published 2 years, 1 month ago
Description

In this episode of "Quiet the Clock," Beth Gulotta speaks with Torkia Mahloul the co-founder of Ovasave, a company bridging the gap of information and services in fertility in the UAE. Torkia shares about her career shift from banking to tech and how personal fertility journey sparked her entrepreneurial spirit and the eventual creation of Ovasave. Torkia shares her experiences with egg freezing, highlighting the emotional, social, and financial challenges involved. They discuss societal pressures on women regarding career and fertility, and the lack of adequate support and information in the healthcare system. Torkia also introduces her company, Ovasave, which aims to improve access to fertility care and education. The conversation underscores the need for better support systems and proactive approaches to women's reproductive health.

We Also Talk About:

  • Career journey and transitions

  • Fertility struggles and egg freezing

  • Societal norms and expectations around career and fertility

  • Challenges faced by women in navigating fertility journey

  • Emotional and practical aspects of undergoing multiple rounds of egg freezing

  • Differences in fertility treatments between countries

  • Financial considerations and out-of-pocket expenses for fertility treatments

  • Lack of insurance coverage for fertility care

  • Starting a company to increase awareness and access to fertility care

  • Advocating for knowledge and empowerment in fertility journey

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