I thought for a while about how to begin, and as I reflected, the memories came flooding back.
At the start, I believed that with proper planning, even if there were challenges, they could be quickly overcome one by one, right?
"But why are there so many obstacles?"
Sometimes, I would ask myself how we could help more people navigate this journey to pregnancy more smoothly. But I could never find an answer that convinced me because everyone’s situation is undeniably different.
Choosing a natural cycle for embryo transfer and successfully getting pregnant!
Looking back over these years, even COVID has come and gone. We did everything we could, yet we still waited in vain for good news (tried everything we thought necessary: addressing issues with the embryos, the endometrium, the endocrine system, the uterine environment, and even immunity—nothing was left out...). We were surrounded by concern, with a flood of online information, and advice from elders, friends, strangers, and infertility groups. In the end, thank you all for continuing to persevere with me. Eventually, we let go of many opinions and suggestions and returned to the most natural approach, following my body’s cycle. We transferred one high-quality blastocyst, and finally, I got pregnant!
Finally, we made it through
For the first time, I could say to you, "Congratulations, you're pregnant!"
For the first time, we could listen to your baby's heartbeat together.
For the first time, I could say, "Congratulations, you've graduated, and can now move on to prenatal care."
NUWA has clinics in Taipei, Taoyuan, and Taichung.
With every little detail, my heart swells. These emotional moments always bring me to the verge of tears (but I didn’t cry, I promise!), and I feel even more grateful, reminding myself that there’s no such thing as trying your hardest - there’s only trying harder. Today’s clinic was truly busy (running between Taipei, Taoyuan, and Taichung), but when I heard you say that you were bringing your baby for me to hold, I was filled with joy. Today, I think we’ve finally arrived at this moment. Congratulations!
