Tomorrow is our last frozen embryo transfer (FET). We will be transferring the last of three genetically normal embryo we got (grew? cultivated? created? harvested?) from our IVF procedures back in the fall of 2018.
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Sifting through old childhood boxes led me to a reflection on who I was and who I have become as I head into our last Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET).
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In this post, I share frustrations about inauthenticity and lack of connection on social media. Picture: Cory and me after our second frozen embryo transfer (FET) this past February. I didn’t share with many people or on our blog that we were pregnant for 8 weeks until I miscarried. Sharing now as an attempt to cast a line of authenticity and realness.
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Ashley, a Nashville-based writer, mother, and educator shares her unicornuate uterus story. I found myself nod, nod, nodding in agreement…parallel processing my unique story as I read through hers. Thank you, Ashley, for offering us a healing moment . A communal inhale and exhale as we share, grieve, validate, and process together.
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Rebecca, an amazing woman and administrator for two unicornuate uterus support groups on Facebook, shares her story. She shows how there are many different paths to building your family.
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Kate shares her unicornuate uterus story. My heart hurts for all that she has been through. I can’t imagine the loss she has experienced. Thank you for sharing your story and all the work you do to support other women.
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Krista shares her unicornuate uterus (UU) story. This woman has been through some ups and downs, and it just goes to show that every woman’s experience with a UU is unique.
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I answer Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about having a unicornuate uterus (UU). From general questions to anatomy basics to getting pregnant and giving birth, all of your questions can be found and answered here! Note: I am not a medical doctor. Please consult your doctor with all of your questions.
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