Published on August 17, 2023 | Last updated on August 17, 2023
After spending her entire adult life with irregular periods, Rachael was eventually diagnosed with PCOS at age 26. Even though she wasn’t ready for a baby at the time, she spent countless hours worrying that her diagnosis would mean she’d struggle to conceive or that she’d never get to be a mom. After connecting with a friend who went through a similar issue, Rachael found hope – and ultimately became pregnant – with the help of OvuSense.
Published on June 27, 2023 | Last updated on August 16, 2023
Sarah had been navigating irregular cycles since she was a teenager, but she didn’t anticipate that it would impact her TTC journey when the time came. However, after trying unsuccessfully for two years after getting married, Sarah and her husband worried something may be wrong. Then, after hearing about OvuSense on Instagram, Sarah decided to give it a try. A year later, she fell pregnant and is overjoyed to welcome her baby in July.
Published on June 07, 2023 | Last updated on June 7, 2023
Trying to conceive can come with many difficulties, especially if you are struggling with endometriosis. OvuSense advocate Jessamy Baldwin recently spoke to theNew York Postabout her history with the disease, how it impacted her fertility, and how she was eventually able to conceive (and recently deliver!) her beautiful rainbow baby girl.
Published on August 17, 2023 | Last updated on August 17, 2023
After spending her entire adult life with irregular periods, Rachael was eventually diagnosed with PCOS at age 26. Even though she wasn’t ready for a baby at the time, she spent countless hours worrying that her diagnosis would mean she’d struggle to conceive or that she’d never get to be a mom. After connecting with a friend who went through a similar issue, Rachael found hope – and ultimately became pregnant – with the help of OvuSense.
Published on June 27, 2023 | Last updated on August 16, 2023
Sarah had been navigating irregular cycles since she was a teenager, but she didn’t anticipate that it would impact her TTC journey when the time came. However, after trying unsuccessfully for two years after getting married, Sarah and her husband worried something may be wrong. Then, after hearing about OvuSense on Instagram, Sarah decided to give it a try. A year later, she fell pregnant and is overjoyed to welcome her baby in July.
Published on June 07, 2023 | Last updated on June 7, 2023
Trying to conceive can come with many difficulties, especially if you are struggling with endometriosis. OvuSense advocate Jessamy Baldwin recently spoke to theNew York Postabout her history with the disease, how it impacted her fertility, and how she was eventually able to conceive (and recently deliver!) her beautiful rainbow baby girl.
Published on May 10, 2023 | Last updated on May 10, 2023
Irregular periods, PCOS, and a hormone imbalance made it difficult for Charlotte to conceive. After trying OvuSense, Charlotte learned she was ovulating later in her cycle than she had previously believed. After 10 cycles of OvuSense, Charlotte finally got her long-awaited positive test, and she recently gave birth to her beautiful baby girl in March.
Published on March 29, 2023 | Last updated on April 5, 2023
Lucy didn’t have a period for several months after her miscarriage surgery. Despite doctors reassuring her this was ‘normal’ she was convinced it wasn’t and used OvuSense to advocate for herself and seek treatment for a condition called Asherman’s Syndrome. Check out her blog to learn more about her experience.
Published on March 01, 2023 | Last updated on March 1, 2023
We honor Endometriosis Awareness every year as a way to raise awareness for this extremely painful condition, which impacts an estimated 200 million women worldwide. This year, Jessamy is sharing her courageous story with us through a series of questions and answers, in hopes of encouraging and supporting others who may be struggling. Continue reading to hear about her journey to long-awaited pregnancy.
Published on December 21, 2022 | Last updated on December 19, 2022
After learning that her mother struggled with her fertility, Priscilla always worried she would encounter the same fate. Then, after experiencing difficulty becoming pregnant, a PCOS diagnosis, and a miscarriage, Priscilla was told by her doctors that she would need to turn to fertility treatments. Today, thanks to OvuSense, Priscilla has two beautiful children and is excited to begin her journey TTC baby #3.
Published on November 16, 2022 | Last updated on November 18, 2022
Dr. Samina Mitha, a naturopathic doctor, was diagnosed with PCOS about 12 years ago. When the time came for Dr. Samina to begin trying to start a family, her diagnosis made things a bit more complicated – until she discovered OvuSense. In this blog, you’ll hear from Dr. Samina on how she went from feeling stressed out and overwhelmed to pinpointing her ovulation and becoming pregnant.
Published on September 01, 2022 | Last updated on September 1, 2022
Emma, who has struggled with PCOS, an ovarian tumor, and nearly nonexistent periods for years was growing concerned about her ability to conceive. Then, after trying OvuCore in January, Emma recently got what she had been wishing for four + long years of TTC - her big fat positive! Emma, who is overjoyed to be pregnant, cannot thank OvuSense enough for her miracle baby.
Published on May 30, 2022 | Last updated on October 10, 2024
Infertility can be draining, regardless of how long you’ve been trying to conceive, but for one woman, this journey has gone on for longer than two decades. Beya has PCOS, and has been trying to get pregnant for 21 years.
After struggling to track her ovulation using oral BBT and OPKs, Beya decided to try OvuSense. Due to her PCOS, she had always assumed her body was “broken” and she wasn’t able to ovulate. By trying a new approach, she was able to learn more about her temps and how they correspond with her ovulation.
We’reTHRILLED to share the news that she is pregnant after three cycles with OvuSense. Read more about her journey below, and the statement she shared with our Facebook community.