Stacey

So I left that doctor because I was like, well, you know what?

I'm not going to sit here and go to someone who's telling me something and not even explaining why or how or what the functioning of what is wrong with my body.

So that was really, really tough for me.

And, you know, the one thing too that, I mean, I'm just going to kind of throw out there too.

I mean, we probably may get back to it.

For me, the steps of getting healthy and trying to even have a baby was a bumpy road.

You know, I did get really healthy.

I got healthy.

I lost weight.

I was in the best shape of my life.

I got pregnant, but it didn't hold.

And I ended up having a miscarriage, but to me, after, you know, the, the disappointment and everything, I kind of really took it as, um, like a great opportunity to know that my body even tried.

Yeah.

And that, you know, and I want women to know too that yes, it was a hard time, but you, you know, sometimes you got to make the hard times.

There's, there's a little bit of light and it's super, super tiny.

But if you find that light, you'll really be able to find the good in a horrible situation.

Yes, yes.

yes yep yeah because i i um if i recall i was using the progesterone cream this this for maddie when i got pregnant with her but i can't remember if i used it the first time around because yeah that was early i don't think you did and then i i was encouraging you obviously for the certainly for the first three months anyway you you just keep using it because yes yes and that's what i can see and that's what we did and that's actually what i'm in the process of trying to do again because i'm

Yeah, thank you.

I will say that the first two months were, of course, bumpy.