In March of 2021, my husband and I found out we were pregnant with our son via IVF. After a 3.5-year wait, we welcomed him into our family with great joy in November 2021. During my recovery from a C-section, I began an intense struggle with postpartum anxiety and depression. It was a very dark season—one I never would have
After almost five years of unexplained infertility, we went to the fertility clinic in August 2023. We had an amazing experience with our provider and decided to try three medicated rounds before considering IUI. They performed an HSG test at the beginning of the first cycle in October, which unfortunately revealed a large polyp that could be causing my issues
The song Wait on You by Elevation Worship and Maverick City Music has really spoken to me in my wait to become a mom… “But I’ve got a promise I can hold / In the middle of the struggle / God, if You said it, You’ll perform it / May not be how I want You to / But here’s
I took my first positive pregnancy test in January 2020. We weren’t trying to get pregnant so it caught me completely by surprise. I got excited and very quickly made a baby registry on Amazon & ordered a pregnancy announcement through Etsy. We went in for that first checkup & the sonogram tech was silent. That made me nervous. Everyone kept
My husband is a Marine and while we were stationed at Camp Lejune in Florida we started looking for a church and trying to get pregnant. We tried for about a year before seeking professional help. I went to a fertility doctor, had a few test done, and after one round of basic fertility medicine we were pregnant. About 5 months
“Our “Infertility” Journey doesn’t feel like one of infertility. My husband and I started trying for a baby 2.5 years into our marriage. From October 2014-February 2016 (a period of 18 months) we lost five babies and had 2 D&C’s. In the midst of that time I was diagnosed with an MTHFR Gene mutation, as well as a Robertsonian Translocation
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