
My IVF Journey With Kindbody From Infertility to Pregnant | Macro Beauty | Refinery29
The video follows Sophia Jenison, a 29‑year‑old nurse, documenting her IVF journey with Kindbody, from initial infertility struggles to eventual pregnancy. It details diagnostic workup, costs, male factor prevalence, and treatment steps—stimulation, egg retrieval, embryo creation, multiple cycles, a failed transfer, and a successful frozen embryo transfer. IVF costs range $10‑30k, up to $100k with surrogacy; infertility affects 1 in 6 people, with male factor contributing 40% of cases. Sophia’s cycle yielded 10 blastocysts, five transferred, ultimately resulting in pregnancy. Notable quotes include Dr. Ekpo’s reminder that infertility is a disease, not a personal failing, and Dr. Pedroso’s advice to investigate early. Sophia’s emotional moments—“I started crying… it felt like a dream”—highlight the personal impact, while Kindbody’s inclusive ethos is emphasized throughout. The narrative underscores Kindbody’s comprehensive, patient‑centered model, showing how early diagnostics and integrated care can improve outcomes. It also illustrates the emotional toll of fertility treatment and the importance of supportive, inclusive clinics for prospective parents.

Inside Designer Tyka Pryde’s Light-Filled Loft in Los Angeles | Sweet Digs | Refinery29
Tyka Pryde, a production and interior designer who recently launched a furniture collection, opened her newly‑moved‑in downtown Los Angeles loft to showcase a space that doubles as a personal studio and a statement of her design ethos. Housed in a...

How Makeup Artist Kim White Styles Her 600 Ft Apartment in Brooklyn | Sweet Digs | Refinery29
Kim White, a makeup artist turned interior designer, opens her 600‑square‑foot Brooklyn loft on Refinery29’s Sweet Digs, illustrating how the pandemic sparked a career pivot and a distinctive home aesthetic. She overhauled the kitchen by applying a custom‑printed Copa Cabana stone‑inspired...

Our Hair, Our Stories Ft. Lacy Redway and Jesseca Dupart
The Go Off episode, timed for Black History Month and sponsored by Target, brings together Unbothered’s senior entertainment director Kathleen, brand‑partnership lead Sandy, producer Jess, and entrepreneur Jessica Harris Dupart to discuss the evolving narratives of Black women’s hair. Dupart, whose Kaleidoscope Hair...