Pregnancy
My path to pregnancy wasn't a direct one. After 19 months, one surgery for endometriosis, five rounds of fertility treatments, thousands of dollars, and countless tears, I finally got pregnant!
Top infertility posts:
The emotions I don't want to feel
Infertility myth: you're alone
Before we get into the pregnancy details
Pregnancy after infertility: the fear
Top pregnancy posts:
The body I fear I'll never get back
Baby registry help (see the awesome comments section)
Belly shots:
The question everyone asks a pregnant woman (week 13)
Staying active:
Running for two: keeping it comfortable
How I'm still running in the third trimester
I'm Jen: runner, health writer, and new(ish) mom.
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April 7th, 2012 - 19:51
You are such an inspiration to me!! I have never had normal periods and am underweight (5’5, 110 lbs). I was not a runner but a gymnast and even thought i don’t work out anymore i’m still very active and cant gain weight. I tried 3 rounds of clomid with only one sucessful ovualation. I am now going to REACH in Charlotte and just found out i have PCOS and thin linning. I just finished a round of cronine to start my period and am waiting to start my first round of anastrozole just like you did!! I am hoping that i will have the same happy ending as you!!! Thank you for your blog