Blossom Fertility and Medical Clinic

It was wonderful to connect at the conference- PG team with Chelsea Handford from Project Self Counselling, and Olive staff Heather and Anna

It's National Nurses Week! To all the incredible fertility nurses out there, thank you for being amazing guides on our fertility journeys. Your dedication, compassion, and expertise make a world of difference for people trying to build their families. Whether it's with procedural care, explaining treatments, or offering support in the toughest times, the impact you have is immeasurable 💕

Our wonderful administration team at Blossom Fertility! Your fertility journey begins with the setup of your appointments and tests organized by this duo. We are SO grateful for their dedication 💚
Left- Danielle, Lyndsey

One Voice, the theme for this year's Canadian Fertility Awareness Week, touches on the collective value we have in advocating for people affected by infertility. The more people are talking about it, the better the chances we can bring positive change in reproductive health.

Canadian Fertility Awareness Week is here! Let's increase knowledge and break stigmas surrounding fertility issues and reproductive health. If you are , we are here and happy to help. Also, can we point out it's a sunny day in northern BC?!
Left- Lyndsey, Danielle, Samantha, Kaitlyn, and Dr Johnson

Did you know 1 in 6 people experience infertility in their lifetime? It's astounding to me how common that is. Each one of us affected is not walking this journey alone, but sometimes it feels that way.

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Dr Robin Johnson

We pause to honor the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Let us acknowledge our history and also make progress that encompasses meaningful reconciliation. Together, we can build a brighter future rooted in truth, understanding, and unity.

It’s and we want to celebrate the amazing fertility nurses who help make dreams come true. 🌟
You are the ones who provide compassionate care, emotional support, and expert guidance to couples and individuals on their journey to parenthood.
You are the ones who share in their joys and sorrows, their hopes and fears, their successes and challenges.
Thank you for your commitment to families in the north!

We are glad to be a part of fertility care in the North. Improving geographical access to care eases some of the burden to our patients.

Let us celebrate and uplift the transgender community! We see you, we hear you, and we stand with you.
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It’s time to introduce you to the team bringing fertility care to Northern BC!

So this issue is near and dear to my heart. Please use the link below to book your mammogram if you meet criteria for screening: age over 40! I personally have to get these every year but usually it’s every 2 years.
-Dr J
Breast cancer screening is done at UHNBC’s new beautiful mammography facility. Here’s a profile of one of the welcoming faces there:
https://www.facebook.com/1995373574021750/posts/3622384431320648/?d=n

Get Screened Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) improves the health of British Columbians by seeking province-wide solutions to specialized health care needs in collaboration with BC health authorities and other partners.

There was a residential school close to where I grew up. That is the school my grandfather attended in the 1940s, and he NEVER spoke about his time there. Truth and Reconciliation is very close to my heart - I do not like to think about his childhood but my imagination takes me to some very sad places.

Dr Robin Johnson

We are hiring!

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Staff wore red today- remembering MMIWG and the knowledge that with our privilege we have safety

It is often necessary to perform an HSG as part of your fertility evaluation. Not gonna lie - this test causes quite a bit of cramps when the dye is going in. Your team of doctors, nurses and X-Ray techs at the hospital try to make this as comfortable as possible.