After welcoming two lovely daughters into their family, Emily and Jake felt that their lives were missing something. Despite successfully conceiving both girls without any issues, they found themselves on a different journey when they decided to expand their family. After tracking Emily’s cycle and trying for two years and seven months, they were still without success. While they cherished their two beautiful children, they weren’t ready to pursue extreme measures for conception.
Fortunately, Emily and Jake learned about MakeAmom from their friends, a lesbian couple who had recently begun using their innovative at-home insemination solutions. Intrigued, they decided to give it a try. The very next cycle, they utilized the MakeAmom method and, to their delight, Emily is now 10 weeks pregnant with their little miracle!
How long did you try before using MakeAmom?
Over 24 months
What challenges did you face?
Unexplained infertility
— Emily & Jake from CA
If you’re interested in home insemination, MakeAmom offers a unique reusable option that makes the process accessible. To explore how at-home insemination works, visit their detailed guide here. For those seeking community support, consider joining the MakeAmom Facebook group, designed for connecting with others on similar journeys.
For additional insights on donor insemination, check out this resource from the American Pregnancy Association here. If you’re looking for a comprehensive overview of fertility treatments, including IUI, IVF, and IVI, you can find valuable information here.
To stay informed about successful home insemination, you might also find our blog post on achieving a successful pregnancy with home insemination useful here.
To summarize:
Emily and Jake’s journey to expand their family took an unexpected turn, leading them to MakeAmom after a long wait. With the support of friends and the innovative solutions offered by MakeAmom, they achieved the happy news of pregnancy, showcasing the power of community and accessible resources in the journey to parenthood.