I met Daryl originally back in 2013 then again and started our relationship in 2015 and we got married in 2019. We found out I was pregnant to our daughter in 2016 and it took us almost a year of TTC to have our son in 2020. I have also donated my eggs via IVF
My husband & I tried to grow our family since 2016. After a year of trying we sought out help from our doctor by just doing some basic blood work and a seman analysis, everything looked perfectly normal. In 2019 I underwent a laparoscopic surgery & was diagnosed with mild endometriosis. We decided that we
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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
This is truly our miracle rainbow baby. We had 2 miscarriages in 2015, then even through fertility treatment, couldn’t get pregnant. We did 6 medicated cycles and 6 IUI treatments. I was diagnosed with PCOS and endometriosis. We took a break from treatment for several years and still didn’t get pregnant on our own. Our
Journey of faith and miracles. In July 2008, I was diagnosed with severe endometriosis and PCOS. I was 16! My whole world blew up, I didn’t understand why me, why now, why don’t I get to be a mom? I met my husband in April 2011, I was honest with him up front about most
At 24, I was confronted with my fertility before I was even ready to seriously think about it. Silently and symptomlessly, endometriosis had raised havoc on my reproductive organs. In that moment, I knew that having children wasn’t going to be easy for me. I had suffered a major loss, but I kept being told
After 8 years of IVF (numerous laparoscopic surgeries, egg collections and embryo transfers) we are beyond privileged to have had 3 children: 2 in our arms and 1 in our hearts. Sadly our story of infertility sees no end in sight and, we don’t have a rainbow baby on the way, to complete our family. I
I have PCOS and endometriosis, and was told I would need medical help to even have a chance of having a baby. By 29, I was slowly accepting the fact that I might never be a mom. I even remember the day I told one of my close friends I had cried all night because