All my childhood I dreamed of being a mom. I was diagnosed with PCOS and endometriosis when I was 16, and the hope to have kids was low. The OB at the time told me if I wanted a chance at conceiving I’d need to try to have children in my early 20’s. I got married in 2017 at age
After my miracle IVF baby was born in 2019, I knew I wanted a second. My husband was comfortable with one child. I prayed over God to change my husband’s mind if it was meant to be. In 2021, my husband suggested that we pursue IVF again with our remaining embryos. It was going to be a huge strain because
We were married in November of 2013. My biggest dream was to be a mom, so we couldn’t wait to start our family right away. As months passed with negative pregnancy tests, we decided to seek medical advice. After some testing, we found that my husband had low sperm count, and I had high FSH. We were referred to a
We have been married for nine years. During that time, I experienced three ectopic pregnancies. My last ectopic was in November 2018, right when we were going to try our first IUI but I became pregnant naturally. We couldn’t resume fertility treatments until I was healed from the ectopic pregnancy. That took us into January 2019, however, my husband deployed
My husband and I were married 6 years with an 18 month old son when we started trying for another baby. About a year into trying, my doctor put me on Metformin saying I might have PCOS. A year later and we were ready to meet with a specialist. My levels had improved, but the diagnosis we received was unexplained
My husband and I were married in 2010. We had it all planned — we were going to wait 4 years and start a family, have 3 kids and be all finished by the time we were 30. We started trying for our family in early 2014. In late 2015 I was not only diagnosed with thyroid cancer, but found
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