The END TO TTC!

What!?  The end!? Your pregnant!? Is the question that is probably popping in your head as you read the title of this blog.  

My answer to you is this we are! And we are headed to a new journey a journey that comes with the most joyful, exciting, and stressful journey that could ever happen in our lives. But yet we well be so very blessed.

I'm here to end this blog on our challenge to having a little one of our own. I know trying to have a child of your own is very difficult it comes with many, many challenges. You feel completely alone even if you have your husband beside you, you still feel alone.  Truth is your not alone! Tons of couples are out there just like you struggling. We need to make more people aware of infertility because just like Mitch and I we didn't know where to start. 

My first obgyn said "enjoy just having it be the two of you for awhile." ( with a laugh)

Oh boy did that not hurt I knew I wanted to be a mom I knew we were ready to bring a beautiful baby home. But why to others was it such a bad thing? Why did doctors laugh?

It was than that Mitch and I looked into infertility doctors actual doctors no not just regular obgyns actual specialist.

That's when we found Dr.  Petersen at the u of u. His staff was truly outstanding and so kind! They treated us with such respect some even seemed like they've been in our shoes before! The doctor explained everything so clear as well. That's when we chose to stick with him. 

But few months later our insurance didn't cover our procedures of course not an iui or ivf but it didn't cover all my ultra sounds. So after two days talking to our insurance we found another infertility/obgyn doctor...

I went online searched his name and all that popped up was obgyn. The insurance lied to me seriously if this man laughs at us for trying to have a little one I don't know what we're going to do...

So we made the appointment with Dr. Rallison... When we walked into his office it was then that we saw a sign with his name on it that said infertility. It was a fresh of relief.

But when we went back into the the rooms his nurses weren't so friendly. They all seemed like they were having a bad day. But when Dr. Rallison came in and we talked about the steps that we were already taking with Petersen he immediately put me on clomid which I had to take for four months.

Oh did that make my emotions go crazy my poor husband was so sweet during this hard time. I'm sure he got tired of me crying all the time. I know I was tired of it to because I wasn't my self.

Now I am off clomid and this journey to starting a family is now over and we are starting a new journey of happiness, illness, and excitment!  : )