We got pregnant with our first child after trying for a few months. I had a very difficult time seeing negative tests and I also had a feeling that we had conceived but our pregnancies weren’t “sticking” so I believe we had 3 chemical pregnancies before getting pregnant with our daughter. My pregnancy began with […]
When we conceived Nova we were so excited, having endometriosis I was always told it would be difficult to conceive and yet there she was, two pink lines on a test the first month we started trying. It felt like a miracle, a true dream come true, and it was! But after three chemical pregnancies
I had my son Cooper Timothy May 2019. I had no issues during pregnancy, labor was 32 hours and resulted in a c section due to failure to progress. My daughter Lyla Ann, was born November 2020. I found out I was pregnant with her the height of the pandemic. I was anxious the entire
Pregnancy loss is a devastating experience, no matter what type of loss you have and no matter how far along you were at the time. Most people have heard of a miscarriage, but there are actually many different types of pregnancy loss. Whether you had a very early miscarriage or a late stillbirth, your loss
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Maddy always dreamed of having four living children. Maddy was lucky to carry two children, a girl and then a boy, to term without issue. That’s when things began to change. Through the use of fertility medication, she conceived and miscarried at around eight weeks. Then she conceived again, this time twins, but lost one
If you have suffered from recurrent miscarriage, you know how heartbreaking the loss of a pregnancy can be. You may be wondering what the possible cause of your losses may be and how you can prevent them from happening again in the future. Unfortunately, many pregnant women experience recurrent miscarriages, which is considered two or
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Katherine always knew she was put on this earth to be a mom. She made that very clear when she met her husband, Jeff, at age 19. He didn’t run away, and they were married four years later in 2016. In 2020, after nearly two years of trying to conceive, they finally got pregnant and
After six years of marriage and 13 years together, my husband and I decided to finally start trying for a baby in April 2019. After a year of unsuccessfully trying, we pursued infertility testing with my regular OB, and I got a diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome right at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
1. Describe the process of getting pregnant. Was it easy for you? Was it hard? Did you have to go through fertility treatment? Getting pregnant wasn’t that easy. We were going to go to the doctor for advice (we’d been trying for a year and since we were a bit older, it was worth going
You may have heard of a biochemical pregnancy loss, but are not sure exactly what it means. A biochemical pregnancy is a type of very early pregnancy loss that occurs early in pregnancy. It usually occurs in the early stage before the fifth week of pregnancy. A biochemical pregnancy is also sometimes referred to as
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