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Recurrent Miscarriages
Recurrent miscarriage…its wild to me that I’m writing those words. That recurrent miscarriage is now a significant part of my story. I think its shocking to anyone it happens to. It takes you by surprise and you’re left feeling hopeless. Yet here I am, looking back at my past experiences, reminiscing on our 3 angel babies. I wanted to write a post that encapsulates the 3 losses. I have written individual posts about the experiences from the surgery to taking…
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From 2 to 1
2% ➡️ 1% As time goes on I seem to be getting more and more rare. Its Wednesday, January 4th and I’m currently going through my 3rd pregnancy loss. Although, this time it happened even earlier, making it a chemical pregnancy. My husband and I have gone from 2% into a new category of this only happens to 1% of couples. Rare. I’m a spiritual person. I believe in science for as far as science can take me (which is…
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Cycle Syncing
📣 C Y C L E S Y N C I N G 📣 I’m so excited to start this journey with you all. I’ve been learning about cycle syncing with the 4 phases for a few years now along with the menstruating persons connection to the moon 🌙 When I got pregnant with our first son, I was constantly surprised and amazed at how little I knew about my own body. Once I had that realization, it was like…
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My D&C Experience – 2nd consecutive Miscarriage
Polarity Of Life As I’m writing this, I’m sitting in my recliner looking out the window to a beautiful sunny day. The sky is as clear and blue as can be, with the tallest most majestic trees lining the edge of the sky. The polarity of the human experience intrigues me to my core. To be here, writing about my second miscarriage and what I’ve learned going down this road for a second time. Something so devastating and heart breaking…
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2%
This blog speaks about multiple miscarriages and my experience with them. I will be providing details that may make some feel uncomfortable. Please read at your own regard. 2% I’m apart of a small percentage of women – 2% to be exact. Its not really a group I’m excited to be apart of, but don’t have a choice in the matter. I’m apart of 2% of women who have had two miscarriages back to back. Never, in a million years…
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3 Daily Rituals I Do To Keep my Mental Health in Check
The holidays were hard, as they are for so many. After what was one of the hardest years I’ve faced to date, I think my mind just finally gave in. It wasn’t until I came across a TikTok (it’s always a TikTok) that I was suddenly brought back to awareness. Slowly, one by one I was dropping the tools in my mental health tool box until I got to a point of being completely in my old patterns and in…
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14 Tips All New Parents Need
the journey Being a new mom is confusing. I’m not going to say it’s hard because, of course it’s hard. Any major life change is going to be hard and being the giver of life to a tiny human is a major life change. But the moment that little bean enters your world that maternal instinct kicks in. We are bombarded with a ton of information, judgment and advice. All that is mixing in with your own research, style and…
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Our Miscarriage
Since sharing the news of our miscarriage I haven’t touched on the topic again since. It’s not that I haven’t wanted to. I think its more that I don’t want to scare other women. Now that I’ve had some time to process, I feel, although it was truly the hardest thing I have ever had to go through, it was also a beautiful and spiritual experience. An Inner Knowing If I’m being honest with myself and all of…
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18 Month Postpartum Update
Part 1 I’ve wanted to do a postpartum update. It’s been quite some time since I’ve done one. Speaking honestly, I just don’t even know where to begin. In my first year of postpartum I had been visiting my doctor pretty regularly as I really wasn’t feeling good. I had a long list of different ailments that was making living day to day extremely hard. When all my tests regularly came back normal I was brushed off. I was told…
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C-Sections – What to expect, advice & tips (PT 3/3)
The blog post every pregnant women needs to read (PT 3) You’ve made it to part 3, so you obviously know how bada** c-sections and the women behind them truly are. Post 1 {click to read} I talked about what to expect before and during surgery and questions you might want to ask beforehand. Post 2 {click to read} I talk about the short-term (first 3 days) recovery. Now it’s time to cover long-term recovery. There’s a lot to think…
