Twice Blessed: Second Miracle Baby in Less Than 3 Months
I still can’t believe we’ve been blessed twice with a second miracle baby – and it happened again in under 3 months. I’m completely in shock.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is among the most common hormonal conditions in women, yet many of us still feel isolated by it. Irregular periods, trouble conceiving, tiredness and low mood can all feature – and I’ve been through each one.
In these posts I share my honest experience of trying to conceive with PCOS, the nutrition and lifestyle changes that made a difference for me, and the highs and lows of the pregnancy that followed. I write them hoping they offer comfort, ideas and, most of all, hope to anyone walking a similar road.
All of this comes from my own personal experience and is not a replacement for medical advice. Please talk to your GP, midwife or a fertility specialist about your own circumstances.
I still can’t believe we’ve been blessed twice with a second miracle baby – and it happened again in under 3 months. I’m completely in shock.
Let’s talk about coping with pregnancy hormones. I’ve been feeling quite low over the past few weeks.
After years of irregular cycles and negative tests with PCOS, I finally saw two pink lines. Here is the story of my very first positive test.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been managing PCOS for years, you’ll find posts here about irregular cycles, trying to conceive, nutrition and lifestyle changes, and the emotional side of pregnancy after a PCOS diagnosis. Browse the stories below, and remember that your own journey deserves the same patience and hope.