I was told I was infertile around my 20s and then 1 day I got pregnant and almost passed away due to blood loss. Went into surgery remove the baby because it was ectopic at 6 weeks or so and had 1 fallopian tube left.
I was told the last remaining tube was scarred and that IVF was my only option. From 20 to 29 I went to have 5 total losses and noticed it wasn't a NEVER it was just a lot of effort.
In december of 2019 on Christmas day I got a positive pregnancy test. I was very high risk and always will be
In August of 2020 during covid I had my baby boy, my rainbow...my miracle.. and he's a healthy 4 year old now.
I will add in tracking you temp and LH helps ALOT too.
I am now 34 and considering my last baby and already 5 failed natural cycles. Time will tell, I just hope it doesn't take long.
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