The FU Project
The FU Project
Tasha Blasi
EP25: Pause Your Fertility Treatments When This Thing Happens with Tasha Blasi
33 minutes Posted Apr 15, 2020 at 9:00 am.
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Do you know when to stop giving and start receiving? If you struggle with fertility, it can feel impossible to dig past the noise and stress you’re experiencing and tune in with your mind and body to remove the clutter and replenish the good - but once you do, your path changes for the better. 

After having two babies of her own from 10 rounds of IVF, Tasha Blasi began to recognize the bad information being given to women going through fertility treatments, as well as the anxiety and doubt being experienced by those women. She founded the FU (Fertilitites Unite) Project to walk mothers-to-be through their own personal fertility journey and boasts a 99.5% success rate for those that work with her. 

On this episode of the FU Project podcast, Tasha dives deep into ways that your body is telling you to hit the brakes on your fertility treatment, exactly how and why you need to declutter, both mentally and energy-wise, and how to pay attention to important changes in yourself on your journey. 

What You’ll Learn 

  • Why you’re struggling to gain clarity from your intuition, and how to get it back
  • How to tell if the signs you’re receiving to pause treatment are mental or physical
  • What you should be avoiding to reduce stress in your fertility journey
  • And much more!

Favorite Quote

“In order for us to get the chance to grow and create, no matter what it is in our lives, you have to expect major fails so that we can learn and we can correct”

- Tasha Blasi

How to get involved

If you would like more information about The FU Project and my mission to get you pregnant so much faster and smarter than I did, please check out my website.

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