Esther

Hello friends! I’m going to be sharing my fertility journey with you all. I have decided to do this as a series over the course of several weeks. This is because I want to combine my story with what I believe are useful tips and advice that you may find helpful. Also, it’ll be too

Hello friends! So, my fertility journey continues. After gathering up the strength to ask the GP ‘what next?’ after I had received the news, it was now a case of waiting for the appointment with the consultant OBGYN (obstetrics and gynaecologist). This took a couple of months to come through, so we waited patiently and kept trying 😉.

Hello friends! So my fertility journey story continues… The day of our follow up appointment with the consultant arrived and we attended. The consultant delivered the results to us. All is well with Anthony, which is great. My original diagnosis of Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is reconfirmed but the Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) brings up a new

…So, we attended our appointment at St Mary’s fertility hospital. On this visit, Anthony and I were given information on what would be the start of our fertility treatment journey. We had decided at our last appointment with the consultant to try ovulation induction using Clomid first before IVF as the doctor was optimistic it would

Hello friends. How have you been? It’s been a while. Let’s just say life happened. A lot has been going on with my little family and I, which I will be sharing more of in the coming weeks and months. However, before I do that, I want to finish sharing my fertility journey. So, this

Hello friends! Thank you again for coming on this journey with us. Have you read the previous part? Link at the bottom of the page. So here goes.. It took us a while to get to this place of being at peace through this journey. We dealt with all sorts of emotions (see previous posts)

Hello Friend! How are you doing?  As a black mum who has experienced labour and delivery twice now (I know, I know, we have a new addition – I did mention recently that a lot has happened which I will be sharing soon; our baby boy was indeed another miracle), I felt it would be

Hello Friends! In my last post, I mentioned that I was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), which for me was one of the main reasons I experienced infertility. There were also other causes that contributed to my experience of infertility (which I will go into in future posts). Infertility can affect both men and women