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As seen in: Hockey Wales, ITV News, The Waterstones Podcast, BBC, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, The Telegraph, Wales on Sunday, 9Honey, ITV News Wales, Outside Magazine, What You Need To Know (Podcast) and
ITV News & BBC Radio, Host, Podcaster @makingbabiespod, Jemima’s mum, @byrney_15 wife. Winner: @RTSCymruWales Best Factual. Link to my new book below.
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My rugby star husband and I spent years failing to conceive, says ANDREA BYRNE. I felt so guilty I wished he would leave me… and then there was a VERY surprising twist | Express Digest

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By Andrea Byrne Verified
| Express Digest
Sobbing under the duvet in our bedroom, I shouted the words that had been whirling round my head for weeks. ‘You should go and find someone else,’ I wept. ‘Someone who can do this for you.’ By ‘this’, I meant have a baby – the thing my husband Lee and I yearned for more than anything else in the world but which hadn’t happened for us despite agonised years of trying.
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News presenter Andrea Byrne says infertility made her feel 'guilty' interview

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By Gabrielle Oehlmann, Andrea Byrne Verified
| 9Honey Verified
A British news presenter has opened up about her seven-year infertility struggle and how it made her feel 'guilty'. Andrea Byrne, 45, who is married to Welsh former rugby union player Lee Byrne, spoke with the BBC about the experience. Andrea had been told by doctors that she would likely never be able to carry her own pregnancy, and admitted there were times she felt her husband would be "better off" without her. "You feel so guilty," she said speaking of her infertility, per the BBC.
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Literacy Changes Lives

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By Andrea Byrne Verified
| Greenwich Sentinel Verified
By Andrea Byrne If you ask someone to name the most challenging element of moving to a new country, they will most likely say it is learning the language. Once you can communicate effectively, most other things fall into place. Literacy Volunteers at Family Centers provides free, high-quality English language education to a vibrant global cohort of adult learners who are our neighbors in Greenwich, Stamford, and the surrounding Lower Fairfield County area.
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