Here's what to do if you experience no pregnancy symptoms after IUI, plus other helpful pregnancy and fertility tips for hopeful moms.

OUR INFERTILITY JOURNEY: IUI Number One | Sara-Lane Stevie

Our second IUI (intrauterine insemination) was a bit of an adventure. I was definitely feeling pretty dramatic about it at the time. Now that some time has gone by and we’ve moved on to the next one, I can laugh about it (kind of). For those of you who live in Seattle, maybe you remember that day a couple of months ago that the city basically shut down. I5 was closed because due to an accident and then a freak ice/snow storm broke out. That day was also the day of IUI #2. The morning of the…

6 Symptoms Of IUI Pregnancy You Should Be Aware Of

IUI Tips and Tricks Healthy eating! I feel like this one can’t be emphasized enough, and will probably be included in almost every blog I write. Make sure you eat plenty of whole foods and minimize process foods as much as possible! Eat lots of veggies, fruits, proteins (beans, nuts, lean organic meats), drink lots of water, and make sure to take a multivitamin or prenatal every day so your body gets all of the nutrients it needs. Manage stress. Life is filled with stressful things, and…

Trying to conceive can be a very stressful journey, especially when things are just not working or you receive bad news about your diagnoses. If your fertility journey has brought you to trying IVF, you probably have a lot of questions as most women do. ⁠ ⁠ In our latest blog post, we will walk you through the IVF process you’re about to embark onto and hopefully answer some of your questions you might have.

Sharing my IVF experience on the blog with a day by day breakdown of my appointents, symptoms, and some thoughts on the process.

Happy New Year is what we keep hearing over and over. But if you are in a position like I am, it is just another benchmark of how long you have been trying to get pregnant. My first appointment with a

These IVF essentials are a must! to get you through the ivf process.

By the time you get to the TWW, there's not a lot to do to increase your chances of successful implantation. BUT there are longer-term changes you can make.