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Associate Professor of dermatology Dr. Saranya Wyles shares tips to help skin survive the winter months. Plus, Keith Morrison previews an all-new episode of Dateline that explores the troubling history of the “Texas Black Widow.” And, Tara Lipinski looks ahead at what to expect from Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This week, Tara Lipinski joins us to discuss her fertility journey, filled with ups and downs, and the beautiful moment she became a mother. After a five-year struggle with miscarriages, procedures, and an emotional rollercoaster, Tara and her husband Todd decided to pursue surrogacy to fulfill their dreams of becoming parents. Now very open about her fertility struggles, Tara walks us through the time she endured so much pain behind closed doors and her decision to publicly share her journey to motherhood. She hopes to connect with others who might find themselves in a similar situation. Tara discusses her experiences with IVF and her efforts to find an explanation for her unexplained infertility before settling on surrogacy. This journey is no walk in the park for couples, and Tara shares how she and Todd kept their relationship healthy during the process of starting their family. We also talk about her relationship with their surrogate and how they supported each other before and after their daughter’s birth. Georgie is eight months old now, and though motherhood isn’t always easy, Tara shares how she tries to soak in every moment now that her baby girl is finally here. Please join us on YouTube for our full conversation and many more on video!

During hard times, sometimes laughter and understanding is the best kind of healing. In this second episode of Baby Steps Season 2, presented by First Response, Jordana is joined by Tara Lipinski, Olympic gold medalist and host of the podcast Unexpecting, to discuss Tara's fertility journey and her emotional rollercoaster of going through multiple miscarriages, surgeries, and IVF treatments. Together, they explore the mental and emotional toll of infertility and the importance of creating a community that understands you. Then, Tara offers words of encouragement to those experiencing infertility, emphasizing it's possible to find light at the end of the tunnel and that sometimes ... its ok to just need a joke, not pity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this heartfelt episode, we delve into the deeply personal story of Tara Lipinski & Todd Kapostasy who were battling against all the odds on their journey to parenthood. From the silent struggles of endometriosis to the emotional rollercoaster of failed conceiving attempts, we explore the resilience and courage of Tara & Todd who refused to give up on their dream of becoming parents. Join us, as Tara Lipinski uncovers her extensive prepartum journey to becoming a mother. In this raw and honest conversation, we also discuss the profound role of surrogacy in creating families and the very, bittersweet joy that comes with embracing alternative paths to parenthood. Through tears and triumphs, this story illuminates the resilience of Tara & Todd and the enduring power of hope in the face of adversity. Tune in to gain insight and inspiration as we navigate the complex terrain of endometriosis, IVF, miscarriages, and surrogacy in this deeply moving episode of the Delivered Podcast. You can listen to Tara & Todd's entire journey, through her podcast here: Unexpecting Podcast To learn more about the Delivered podcast and join my newsletter, go to https://athenaestelle.com/ Follow the Show Apple Podcasts - Spotify

World figure skating champion and sports commentator, Tara Lipinski, is known for breaking records and winning awards throughout her competitive skating career, including being the youngest athlete to win a gold medal at just 15 years old at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Japan. But, in the last year since Tara achieved another big dream and became a mom via gestational surrogacy, after five years of struggling to conceive, failed IVF cycles and devastating miscarriages, more have heard Tara’s voice as a passionate advocate in the infertility community with a goal of spreading awareness and education. In honor of Surrogacy Awareness Month and Endometriosis Awareness Month, both of which touched Tara and pregnantish podcast host Andrea's lives, this episode is about persevering in the face of challenges, the truth about resilience and endurance on the rink and in life, and why fertility education is so important. This conversation is supported by All Families Surrogacy, a premier surrogacy agency that supports all families by providing unwavering guidance to all surrogates and hopeful parents, regardless of their cultural identity, location or financial status. Whether you're interested in pursuing surrogacy or being a potential surrogate yourself, find out more at https://allfamiliessurrogacy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tara Lipinski was the youngest Gold Medalist of the Winter Olympic Games in 1998 with figure skating. She added a new title recently, Mom. After she endured a painful 5 year infertility journey. She is sharing openly and honestly about her story to help those survivors who are currently on a journey to becoming a parent. This is an episode you do not want to miss! Please subscribe and follow our podcast to help reach as many infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss survivors as we can. Please visit ChasingTheRainbows.org for free, daily support services or to get involved with our mission.

I chat with 1998 Olympic champion Tara Lipinski about her life: how she got into skating, her coaching teams, training away from home, what to was like to be the youngest champion and her strategies for excelling at such a young age against older competitors, what it was like having a skating rivalry with Michelle Kwan, the 1998 season and how she felt going into the Olympics, media during that time, her Olympic experience, why she decided to retire competitively and turn pro at 15, retirement and finding her next passion, her journey commentating, and her thoughts on current women's skating regarding the age change. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.