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16/08/2026

The recipients of this beautiful book from the latest edition of ‘Kee’s Favourite Things’ are…

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So that we can get this book in your hands and hearts, please dm us with your postal address for the send 🩷

Little Life, Big Loss is a collection of real stories from parents who have experienced devastating loss.

Within these pages are stories of love, grief, shock, longing, silence, survival and the kind of motherhood and parenthood that continues long after goodbye.

This book was created for the parent who has sat in the quiet and wondered if anyone could ever truly understand.

It was created for the family member or friend who wants to support someone they love, but does not know what to say.

It was created for the nurse, midwife, doctor, social worker, counsellor or support person who wants to better understand the human heart behind baby and infant loss.

And it was created for every little life who deserves to be loved and honoured.

Through raw, honest and deeply moving chapters, the contributors of Little Life, Big Loss share the babies they carried, birthed, held, loved, lost and continue to remember. Their words are not here to offer neat answers or easy endings.

This is a book about love - the kind that begins before birth, survives beyond death and continues in every breath, memory, ritual and act of remembrance.

“Your grief is real. Your baby mattered. Your love still counts.”

11/08/2026

Today we get to share some beautiful news as well as an extremely important message about endometriosis! As always, my amazing patients say it best 🙏🏼🤍 Over to Jasmine…

“I made a promise to myself that I would never be quiet about our path to parenthood ❤️‍🩹 After a total of 21 months and a diagnosis with stage 3 Endometriosis, I don’t want to pretend that our fertilty journey was simple.

Getting diagnosed with Endometriosis diagnosis earlier this year was initially heavy to hear, but it did bring an overwhelming sense of relief to finally have the answers we had been searching for.

I had an internal exam last year and was promised that “everything was fine”. To be told less than a year later if I had of waited any longer for the excision surgery I would have lost my bowel was really hard to process.

I had countless doctors tell me that I’m young and healthy and nothing is wrong. And if I hadn’t of eventually found two incredible doctors who listened, I am not sure where we would be today ❤️‍🩹

Let this be your sign to never stop advocating for yourself if you feel like something just isn’t right.

To women who are currently going through something similar, my heart is with you and my inbox is always open ❤️‍🩹

Baby Casey we simply cannot wait to meet you 🥹”
jolanta and Liam, we are so thrilled for you. Thank you so much for trusting me and for allowing us to increase awareness and spread hope through your journey. 🙏🏼

We can’t wait to meet Baby Casey too 🥹🤍 See you at the Wall of Hope in Feb 2027 👏 Doctors orders 🫶

09/08/2026

A gentle start to the week, sharing the view from my morning walk in Canberra over the weekend. 🌅

I’ll tell you about why I was there tomorrow but today, just a reminder that one of the simplest things we can do for ourselves is just… walk.

For my patients going through fertility treatment, it’s so important to look yourself beyond the appointments, scans, medications and procedures.

Yes I can tell you about cardiovascular and metabolic health, but instead I’ll talk about something equally valuable on this journey;

A change of scenery and a little space for your mind to slow down.

It doesn’t need to be fast. It doesn’t need to be far. And it certainly doesn’t need to count as a “workout”.

Sometimes a walk can just be a walk.

And sometimes it comes with a spectacular sunrise like this.

04/08/2026

Meet our brand new registrar Dr Thomas Paxton Hall (Dr Tom), lets welcome him to the CORM’s fam ❤️

So… let’s check his credentials. 🕵️🤔👀

✔️ Advanced trainee in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Gold Coast University Hospital.

✔️ Trained everywhere from major tertiary hospitals, including the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, to remote Far North Queensland communities.

✔️ Holds a Master’s in Reproductive Medicine.

✔️ Published researcher, international presenter and passionate educator.

✔️ Special interest in endometriosis and adenomyosis.

✔️ Beginning an AGES Fellowship in 2027, with advanced training in minimally invasive and robotic gynaecological surgery.

✔️ Former board member for a pregnancy loss charity, medical school examiner and contributor to RANZCOG’s Gender Equity Working Group.

✔️ Gold Coast local.

✔️ Husband.

✔️ Dad to two very energetic little boys. 😍😍

It’s a big YES from us!

Tom brings exceptional knowledge, genuine warmth and a passion for this field… we’re incredibly excited to have him as part of our team.

Please help us give him a very warm welcome. 🤍

02/08/2026

I second the motion! 👏 Resharing this great post because I have hundreds of candidates for every single category, and every single one deserves the win. 🙏🏼 Also these words 👇🏼🙌🏼

“somewhere between the appointments, injections, waiting rooms and waiting games, these women are quietly becoming some of the strongest people I know. Not because they chose this. But because they keep showing up anyway.

l’ve realised something recently... IVF isn’t just creating future families. It’s revealing the resilience, courage and hope that already exists inside so many women. That’s what deserves celebrating.

If you’ve ever felt like nobody sees how hard you’re trying, consider this your reminder...I see you and I hope this carousel reminds you to see yourself too ” 🙏🏼

We see you 🤍

29/07/2026

Yesterday, the heart of CORMS turned 26 🥹 (ok plus a few 😎) Today we want to share how incredibly grateful we are, for all that she is.

Every great clinic has a secret ingredient…Ours is Kay.

Business manager. Problem solver. Professional plate spinner. The calm in the chaos. The person who somehow knows the answer before you’ve even finished asking the question.

The CORMS glue. The Clinic Queen 👸🏼

Please join us in celebrating Kay ❤️
We love you Kay 🫶

28/07/2026

“After 14 months on our second fertility journey, a laparoscopy, an endometriosis diagnosis, chronic endometritis that resulted in 6-7 biopsies to clear, round after round of antibiotics, 3 failed transfers, PRP, and more hormones, injections and infusions than I can count, we finally saw two lines on a test.

We saw a little heartbeat at 7 weeks. Nothing prepares you for not seeing that same little heartbeat two weeks later. Naively, I never thought we would end up in the 1 in 4 club. Yet here we are.

This post isn't for sympathy - it's for awareness.

Miscarriage is so common, yet so many women go through it in silence, almost as if it's something to be ashamed of or hide. It shouldn't be.

There is no shame in loss, no shame in fertility struggles, and no shame in needing help to grow your family.

The more we talk about it, the more we chip away at that stigma and the less alone the next woman going through it will feel.

We have always been open about our journey and that openness is exactly what's carrying us now. Our support network has been incredible and we wouldn't have made it through a single setback without every one of them.

We're also so thankful to , and who have continued to advocate for us every step of the way - never giving up on finding answers, and always fighting in our corner when things got hard.

If sharing our story helps even one other woman feel less alone, or feel able to ask for help sooner, or simply feel seen, it's worth it.

We're so lucky to have our beautiful (and often chaotic) little man. He's brought so much light into our lives, especially now.”

An incredibly important post from .surmon

Thank you so much for sharing Ashleigh, the impact of your words go far beyond mine.

There is no shame in loss!
There is no shame in fertility struggles!
There is no shame in needing help to grow your family!

YOU ARE NOT ALONE

27/07/2026

Every detail handled with meticulous care. Every milestone watched closely. Every decision guided by science, experience and an unwavering commitment to giving every embryo the very best opportunity.

What makes a truly exceptional embryology team isn’t just technical expertise.

It’s the understanding that every embryo represents someone’s future. Someone’s hope. Someone’s family.

Our remarkable team brings together precision, compassion and decades of collective experience.

They celebrate every fertilisation, hope with every division and quietly share in every disappointment, never losing sight of the privilege of being trusted with something so precious.

Today, on World Embryologist Day, we’re celebrating the scientists behind the scenes whose expertise and dedication help make parenthood possible for so many families. ❤️

To our incredible Gold Coast ‘Labbies,’ thank you for the work you do every single day!

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 let’s show our embryologists some big love today ❤️

24/07/2026

Master Desmond has arrived 🥹 “He is everything we hoped and wished for. Forever grateful to Dr Ong and the team!
⭐️Thank you moon 🌙” .harsant 🙌🏼🙏🏼

Congratulations 🎉 I’m so very proud to introduce beautiful baby Desmond and welcome this little miracle to the family today. Let’s give this little guy some love ❤️

20/07/2026

It’s time for ‘Kee’s favourite things.’ This one is very special to us. .nicole.evrard 🩷

We have 7 copies of Little Life Big Loss to share, already one of Amazon Kindle’s top-ranked books in Grief & Bereavement, helping support families navigating pregnancy and infant loss.

To enter:
Please tag someone you want to send some love to, OR remember and acknowledge your special little life in the comments below. 🤍

Competition closes Friday August 7. Recipients announced here on Monday August 10.

“Some stories are too small for the world to see, but too significant to ever be forgotten.

Little Life, Big Loss is a tender collection of real stories from parents who have experienced the devastating loss of a baby. Within these pages are stories of love, grief, shock, longing, silence, survival and the kind of motherhood and parenthood that continues long after goodbye.

This book was created for the parent who has sat in the quiet after loss and wondered if anyone could ever truly understand.

It was created for the family member or friend who wants to support someone they love, but does not know what to say.

It was created for the nurse, midwife, doctor, social worker, counsellor or support person who wants to better understand the human heart behind baby and intant loss.

And it was created for every little life whose story deserves to be honoured.

Through raw, honest and deeply moving chapters, the contributors of Little Life, Big Loss share the babies they carried, birthed, held, loved, lost and continue to remember. Their words are not here to offer neat answers or easy endings.

They are here to offer witness.
To say: your grief is real.
Your baby mattered.
Your love still counts.

This is not just a book about loss. It is a book about love - the kind that begins before birth, survives beyond death and continues in every breath, memory, ritual and act of remembrance.”
podcast 🩷

Address

1/7 Short Street
Gold Coast, QLD
4215

Telephone

+61755191602

Website

http://www.goldcoastfertilityspecialist.com.au/, http://www.keeong.com.au/

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