The fertility journey can feel overwhelming, but finding moments of passion, purpose, and joy along the way can make all the difference. In this episode of Fertility Village Live, hosts Caley and Sarah sit down with Elizabeth Carr, the first IVF baby born in the United States, for a fascinating conversation about her unique experience and passion for fertility advocacy.

Elizabeth shares what it was like growing up as a pioneer of reproductive technology, how her story shaped her mission to support others on their fertility journeys, and her thoughts on the Netflix film Joy, which tells the story of the first successful IVF procedure.Together, they explore how far fertility treatments have come, the challenges that still exist, and the importance of community and support along the way. They also discuss critical topics like the lack of global fertility regulation, the need for better insurance coverage, and how patients can advocate for themselves in an ever-evolving reproductive health landscape.It’s an insightful and inspiring conversation about the past, present, and future of IVF—and a reminder that no one should have to navigate infertility alone.✨ Tune in live on Facebook, Instagram, and Instagram @OasisFSN @fertility__village and visit us at oasisfsn.com for more resources. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!