Catherine Brahic

Catherine Brahic, Environment editor at The Economist, and Sacha Nauta, Social affairs editor, share their deeply personal journeys with IVF. They explore the emotional rollercoaster of hope and despair that comes with fertility treatments. Their candid discussions highlight the grief, loneliness, and relationship dynamics shaped by their experiences over five years. Both guests emphasize the need for openness about these struggles, shedding light on the often-untold realities of the IVF process and advocating for greater understanding and support.

Catherine Brahic, Environment editor for The Economist, and Sacha Nauta, Social affairs editor, share their poignant experiences with IVF. They offer a raw look into the emotional complexities faced during treatments, from moments of hope to instances of heartbreak. The conversation highlights the often-overlooked struggles of loneliness and the impact of societal expectations. They also discuss the profound emotional toll of unsuccessful attempts and the importance of connection during this turbulent journey toward parenthood.