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I lost my first baby at 22 weeks (after we finally told everyone at 16 weeks) I then struggled with infertility and had several procedures and laparoscopic surgery to fix a uterine problem. All of our family and friends knew of our struggle and were praying for a healthy baby. When I got pregnant we told all family and close friends at 4w4d and I wouldn't have changed a thing. I am now 10 weeks and have loved their support, prayers, excitement, and encouragement! It has definitely helped me to stay positive and enjoy this pregnancy!!
The BIG announcement
We tried for nearly 5 years. In that time I was (mis)diagnosed with PCOS, properly diagnosed with tumors on my left ovary, had the tumors and ovary and tube removed, had 6 endometrial polyps removed, and gained 20lbs from Clomid and hCG injections.
BUT I'm happily 4w3d pregnant.
I'm so excited and terrified and apprehensive and joyful at the same time.
I feel like I've told you many people the good news (close family and friends), but I also feel that feeling that way is silly. All life should be celebrated. Am I wrong to feel this way?
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Let's Glow!
Achieve your health goals from period to parenting.
