Hello, I’m Sarah, and I’m excited to share my journey with you. My husband, Jake, and I began our family planning in December 2020, but it hasn’t been easy. Unfortunately, we endured one miscarriage and a chemical pregnancy, leaving us heartbroken. In an effort to understand our challenges, we decided to undergo testing; Jake discovered he had abnormal sperm, while I learned that I had polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affecting my left ovary.
As the months passed, we started to lose hope. However, we stumbled upon MakeAmom, a company dedicated to at-home insemination solutions. Intrigued, we decided to give it a shot, feeling we had nothing to lose. I diligently tracked my ovulation, and on the night of ovulation, we used the MakeAmom insemination kit.
Fast forward seven weeks, and we were overjoyed to find out we were expecting our precious little one in June 2022. Our family feels complete, and we couldn’t be more grateful to MakeAmom for making this possible.
Resources for At-Home Insemination
For those considering at-home insemination, MakeAmom offers a unique reusable option, which you can explore further on their website. If you’re interested in understanding the process better, check out how at-home insemination works here.
Additionally, if you’re seeking support, I highly recommend joining the MakeAmom Facebook group, where you can connect with others on similar journeys. It’s a fantastic resource for finding a sperm donor and sharing experiences.
For those who may need more information on artificial insemination, I encourage you to read about the potential side effects, risks, and expenses in this insightful blog post here. You might also find the Mayo Clinic’s detailed overview of in vitro fertilization helpful here. If you’re navigating pregnancy after a miscarriage, MakeAmom provides excellent resources that can be found here.
Conclusion
To summarize: Our journey to complete our family was filled with ups and downs, but thanks to MakeAmom’s innovative solutions, we have finally welcomed our little blessing. If you are on a similar path, I encourage you to explore the resources available to you. There is hope, and you are not alone!