Eggs is a compelling limited podcast series that follows the journey of a disabled woman navigating the deeply personal and challenging process of freezing her eggs. What should have been a straightforward medical procedure turned into a fight for dignity, access, and equality.
This series sheds light on the barriers disabled women face when trying to take control of their reproductive futures—barriers that test resilience, challenge self-worth, and demand advocacy for basic rights. Through moments of heartbreak, breakthroughs, and triumphs, Eggs explores the universal themes of choice, empowerment, and perseverance. If you’ve ever faced a system that wasn’t built for you, this story will resonate deeply and remind you of the strength it takes to fight for your future.
Transcript:
Peta: [00:00:03] Should I freeze my eggs? It's a question many women ask. But for disabled women, the answer is more complicated. Hi, I'm Peter Hook. And over the past year, I've been navigating the complex, frustrating and deeply personal journey of trying to freeze my eggs. What should have been a straightforward process turned into months of being pushed to the limits of my resilience.
Eggs is my story. Of self-discovery, of belief in myself. But sadly also the story of fighting for my reproductive rights. Listen as I share the barriers, the breakthroughs and the moments that pushed me forward. Everyone disabled or not deserves the right to choose their own future. [00:00:03][0.0]
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