My partner and I had been trying to conceive for nearly two years when we sought advice from a fertility specialist six months ago. In December, we learned that my uterine lining was too thin for pregnancy, and IVF was recommended as the next step. While feeling pressured by this news, I decided to seek a second opinion. Before doing so, we opted to try the MakeAmom approach on January 1, coinciding with my ovulation. Due to stress and my partner’s demanding work schedule, we only had that single opportunity.
Weeks later, I took a test, fully expecting it to be negative. To my amazement, it showed a positive result! We are overjoyed to announce that we are expecting our miracle baby, all thanks to MakeAmom. Our little one will arrive in September.
Exploring Home Insemination with MakeAmom
For those considering home insemination, MakeAmom offers a unique, reusable option that sets it apart from other methods. You can learn more about how this process works on their website. Additionally, if you’re looking for support during your journey, check out their free sperm donor matching group.
IVF vs. Home Insemination
While IVF is a well-known path to conception, as detailed by the NHS, many couples are exploring home insemination as a viable alternative. If you’re interested in understanding more about the soft cup method for insemination, MakeAmom provides an excellent resource in their post, Demystifying the Soft Cup Method.
Further Inspiration
To summarize: Our experience with MakeAmom has been life-changing, leading us to a positive pregnancy test before resorting to IVF. With their innovative approach and supportive community, MakeAmom is helping many on their journey to parenthood. For further inspiration, you might want to read about another couple’s journey in our blog post, Couple Tries MakeAmom After Friends’ Recommendation and Achieves Their BFP.