About

I starting checking things off the list based on how I thought my life should go. Graduate with two degrees, get a promotion, buy a home, get a raise, another promotion, get married, start trying for a baby. Check, check, check, and check. That's the definition of success right? Well after a year and a half of trying, I still wasn't pregnant. Enter the downward spiral of emotions while desperately trying everything I could think of, because I figured if I worked harder, I would achieve the goal of having a baby. I was stressed, depressed, and felt like a total failure as a wife and a woman. 

I dug deep and took a year to heal myself physically, emotionally, and mentally. During that time I learned so much about myself and my fertility that I knew I had to share with others.

Thinking back to that low point in my life, I realized that I could help other women avoid what I went through. Then I found out that a couple of my close friends had also experienced fertility challenges and how that's becoming more and more common. I felt called to be a part of the change and to educate and empower women on how to be proactive and take charge of their fertility. 

Glimpses from our wedding day, which was so magical. We said "I do" and started planning to grow our family.