Lisa Faulkner admits fertility drugs journey turned her into a "monster"
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mirror.co.ukA decade has passed since Lisa Faulkner decided to step away from the fertility roller-coaster after years of unsuccessful attempts to have a baby.
But the actress and cookery presenter still has a regular reminder of her long journey to motherhood – and it isn’t her much-loved adopted daughter Billie, 14.
Thanks to the drugs she took to stimulate ovulation, Lisa still experiences marked hormonal highs and lows every month. In her deeply personal memoir Meant To Be, the 48-year-old charts the brutal ectopic pregnancy which cost her a fallopian tube, and the pain of three unsuccessful rounds of IVF.
Yet it was Clomid, a drug she took for just a few months relatively early in her fertility journey, which continues to affect her today. "Clo
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