First Heartbeat dokumentären?

Du kan se olika klipp från den på Youtube iallafall.

Om du skaffar kanalen TLC så kan du se hela filmen.

Annars googla och se om den säljs på dvd.

Ja jag såg några klipp på Youtube igår. Men skulle vilja se hela men hittade den inte.

Man kan nog bara se hela om man har tv-kanalen TLC.

Men jag läste artiklar om dokumentären
och det står att hon hade haft 5 missfall
och att hon sen gjorde en utredning
hos Dr Hassan Shehata i London och den visade
att hon hade mycket höga NK-celler.
Hon fick behandling och fick sen först en son och senare en son till.
Det stod inte vilken behandling hon fick.

Här har du några länkar om Dr Shehata och hans klinik i London,
han verkar behandla med höga doser kortison och även med
anti-malariamedicinen Plaquenil.  Jag har testat båda,
men det fungerade inte för mig. Jag blev väldigt dålig av båda dessa mediciner (testade dem var för sig, men biverkningarna var hemska).

Men om du vill kontakta Dr Shehata och hans klinik så hittar du all info  här:

www.miscarriageclinic.co.uk/profile/dr-hassan-shehata

www.miscarriageclinic.co.uk/

www.miscarriageclinic.co.uk/prices/tests-investigations

www.miscarriageclinic.co.uk/prices/how-we-work-and-cost

www.miscarriageclinic.co.uk/frequently-asked-questions

www.bbc.com/news/health-25775823

Den kan finnas på TLC och Discovery om du har någon av de kanalerna.

Du kan också googla på hennes namn så hittar du olika inslag där hon berättar om sina andra sjukdomar, tex sin Sköldkörtelsjukdom och Karpaltunnelsjukdom:
Lisa Francesca Nand - My Story

In 2015 she directed the authored documentary, First Heartbeat, about her experiences with miscarriage, broadcast on TLC UK and Discovery International around the world.She is a patron of the charity Thyroid UK.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Francesca_Nand

Det står i denna artikel att hon fick missfall, och sen fick pröva hög dos prednisolon (kortison) men fick ändå missfall, så sen fick hon Intralipkid och då fick hon en son. Senare fick hon ytterligare en son.
Det var Intralipiddroppen som gjorde skillnaden för henne.

Couple endure heartbreaking journey as they film their miscarriages to raise awareness

Lisa Francesca Nand bravely lets viewers into her struggle to become a mum as she suffers five miscarriages while trying for a family.

One brave woman and her husband open up about the painful heartbreak they endured after having three miscarriages in their quest for a family.

The First Heartbeat documentary is a bold and honest look at the emotional journey women and their partners go through after suffering a miscarriage.

For journalist Lisa Francesca Nand and husband David, the self-made film was an important part of opening up the conversation about miscarriage and those who are currently dealing with the trauma.

Struggling to conceive her first child, Lisa was given devastating news by specialist doctor Dr Hassan Shehata that she had an unusually high count of natural killer (NK) cells, which meant she would never be able to carry a baby without her body killing it.

Lisa and her family, David, Sebastian and Elliot

Already having two miscarriages earlier in her life, Lisa has a third and she says after deciding on a punishing course of steroids to help get her pregnant: "I'll do whatever it takes to prevent another one."

But the couple tragically have to deal with another loss as Lisa lost another child.

The journalist has to go through a procedure to remove the fetus and as she's dropped off at the hospital by David, and things get very emotional for him.

Lisa Francesca Nand with husband David and baby Sebastian

In the video, he says: "I've just left Lisa in the hospital which was one of the most ... I didn't show it ? but one of the most emotional things I've ever had to do."

Breaking down in tears he carries on: "They said I can wait with her but I said I've got to go? She's looked so vulnerable - she's like a little girl.

"I know it's going to be alright, but I want to be there. It's all so bloody sad. I've got to film it because it's some of the strongest emotions I've ever had."

Lisa receiving intralipid treatment

During a trip to LA to visit family, Lisa does a pregnancy test and gets a positive, but it's a race against time for the mum-to-be who needs a dose of the intralipid medication she has been taking.

It's a stressful time for the couple who have to sit in wait for several weeks until a scan can show them their baby's heartbeat.

Finally, for the couple their first child is on it's way and Sebastian Christopher Kirk is born in 2012, but soon after Lisa falls pregnant again and suffers another miscarriage before going on to have her second child Elliot, in 2014.

"I suffered five miscarriages - but even one is devastating," says Lisa.

"I want to get people talking about this issue to realise they are not alone."

* First Heartbeat is on tomorrow (Thursday October 15) on TLC UK at 10pm.

www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/couple-endure-heartbreaking-journey-film-6631962