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I’m trying to get back into doing daily tarot readings for myself. Today I got this. My hope is that this means I’m finally going to get pregnant.
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More than a year ago, I was working on improving my health. I was eating better, drinking less Pepsi, doing Pilates two days a week, and walking five days a week. I was using a walking app and everything. I think I was doing pretty well. Then, as frequent readers know, my mom was diagnosed
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OK. It’s time to talk about the most recent steps I’ve been taking on my fertility journey. The first thing my doctor wanted to try (and I am currently doing) is intrauterine insemination (IUI). I was told we would try it for three cycles, and if I don’t get pregnant, we’ll reevaluate and try something
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So, now to go on about my MRI and surgery. Both of these things happened in the same week — so exciting. The MRI happened first. Part of me was afraid they would find a tumor on my pituitary gland, especially now that I know I may get a brain tumor someday. I can’t recall
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Before I go on to talk about the procedure I had, I think I need to mention another thing that can make it difficult for me to get pregnant: I’m 35. Apparently, that’s when it starts to get harder to have a baby. The likelihood of getting pregnant drops again when you turn 40. So,
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I’ve always been someone who wanted kids. I can’t think of a time where I didn’t. Of course, I fully support people who don’t want children. I understand every reason for not wanting them. I think I just have that urge, or whatever in me. Anyway, I wasn’t going to have a kid unless I
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My favorite season is spring. I love seeing all the flowers blooming and how everything seems to be coming to life.
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It’s time to talk about my mom, I guess. Especially since she’s going to be on my mind for a long time. I’m not sure what to say about her as a mom. I had a happy childhood growing up. Like most teenagers, I was kind of a bitch for a while. Both her and
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It’s been a tough year for me. I can get into the nitty gritty details later, so let’s start with the gist of it all. May 2024 my mom was in the hospital and diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer. Any strides I made in trying to improve myself or work for my dreams were
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