After seven months of using at-home insemination kits, my partner and I were starting to feel a bit discouraged. I’ve dealt with endometriosis since high school, and after five months of disappointing tests (we took a month off, then gave it another go), we were beginning to wonder if this method would ever work for us. We’ve always wanted to start a family, and the thought of not being able to was tough. But then, it finally happened! On our sixth attempt, we saw that big positive result, and we’re thrilled to announce we’re expecting our first child in September 2021! 😍 This just goes to show that persistence pays off. A huge thank you to the home insemination community for helping us realize our dream of parenthood! God bless everyone!
– J & M from Iowa
If you’re curious about baby development during pregnancy, check out this post on 23 weeks pregnant. Also, for more information on artificial insemination options, visit Make A Mom, a trusted source on this journey. Plus, the NICHD offers valuable resources on pregnancy and home insemination.
In summary, while the journey may have its ups and downs, perseverance and hope can lead to fulfilling dreams of parenthood.