Money can be an important factor.I don’t believe it can be the only factor. I was financially stable but not like in a very good position. My infertility lead us with no baby. My husband wanted to go for IVF or surrogacy. I was reluctant. I didn’t wanna waste his hard earned money. What if there were zero results? He convinced me somehow for IVF. Now again I was s worried about the positive results. The stress led to a failed IVF round. Yes, I was that unfortunate. Luckily the clinic we chose told us that we can avail multiple rounds.That too in the same budget.I am so glad the clinic happened to us. The second round was successful. Thankfully I have a baby now.

Endometriosis is a mystery. An enigma! We do not know the origin of the disease. We do not know why it causes such extreme symptoms in some women. And not in others. The treatment options vary. let’s be honest. A bit “hit and miss”. And, unfortunately, because endometriosis is associated with menstruation, sex, infertility, and pain (all taboo subjects in most societies). It is a disease that is not well known, understood, or accepted in the general public. What many women with endometriosis may end up having to accept is that we may need to learn how to live with and manage chronic pain. Deal with infertility. And how to increase coping skills and regain control of our lives if we have not been fortunate enough to find a treatment. Which adequately takes care of our symptoms. There is no single prescription or blue print for coping . People use a number of different ways to cope. Different methods work for different individuals. And some may wish to consult with different health care providers.

tifanny sorry to hear that you have gone through endometriosis. That’s really a heart touching thing. But I am happy for you to know that now you are stable. you have successfully faced these troubles. Oh wow, you are now able to cherish the taste of life. No, don’t think like that. You are now feeling proud. Proud is not a good thing. Try to live in humbleness. I can understand what you are thinking. Just remember people discuss only those who are there out of the approach. They made gossips about you just because you were high or above of their thoughts. This show their narrowness. Enjoy your life without think of them. They are people and it’s their task to make gossips. Let them do their work and move on. Life is spreading a carpet of happiness for you.

Oh, congratulations for starting your process! I really want all updates! I’m following this post. I have a friend looking into this option so might as well tell her, too. As for me, I just became a mother last year. We got her through surrogacy. How great, isn’t it?

To many of you, your endometriosis story is still very new. You might still be grappling with what endometriosis is, and how it might impact your life. You might be experiencing symptoms that are new to you. Such as abdominal pain or chronic fatigue. You might have a case of suspected endometriosis, or confirmed endometriosis which is causing you no adverse effects at all. While many women are very appreciative of the treatment they receive from their healthcare professionals. Lots of us found the support they received directly after their diagnosis quite poor. Even down to the basics like how to pronounce the word or what causes it. So get your doctor or consultant to explain what endometriosis is. What the symptoms are, and it’s likely effect on you. Ask all the questions you need. Don’t leave until you have enough information to equip yourself with a sense of the illness.

Hello. Hope you are doing well. I agree with you. Love and care are more important than money. You are lucky to go for treatments at good clinics. I wish you good luck. Stay happy and strong.