Endometriosis and Trying to Conceive

I have exciting news to share with you all: Tim and I have decided to try for a baby after the wedding so are beginning our preparations to give us the best chance of success.

Great news, don't you agree?

But that isn't all, oh no, I have a second lot of exciting news for you... I have just begun writing a series about trying to conceive with Endometriosis on iVillage UK.

You all know how passionate I am about spreading awareness of Endometriosis and the ways in which it affects a woman's life. How exciting, then, to write a series of articles on it for such a largely read and valued site.

For those of you who may not understand why such a series might be important, please do pop on over to the first article in the series: it would be great to see you there. I won't stop writing posts about Endometriosis on my blog here, but you can be sure that every week, without fail, a new article will appear on the iVillage UK site.

And for those of you who have just popped along from my iVillage article to find out more about me, let me offer you a very warm welcome to the Patch! You can find my previous posts on Endometriosis by clicking here.

Comments

[Bithya]

OMG...I can't believe it..such big news...! Very happy that you decided to expand your family by hopefully soon having a beautiful baby! Big Hugs to both of you!

[Jeanne]

Amanda,

I am so excited for you and Tim! This is a very exciting time for you both.

Congratulations on your new endometriosis series at iVillage UK! I look forward to reading your upcoming articles. Kudos to iVillage UK for electing to publish a series written by you! They must have a smart editor.

Great job spreading endometriosis awareness!!

Jeanne

P.S. You forgot to give yourself credit for the lovely artwork above. I recognize that picture from when you first posted it on your previous blog.

[Louise]

I've linked to your article in my sidebar on Louise @ Home. Having quite recently discovered I have mild endometriosis myself, I am sure I shall find helpful tips from you along the way. x

[Amanda]

Louise, you are such a darling, thank you!

Sorry to hear you have recently been diagnosed with Endometriosis, because no matter how "mild" the doctors may say it is, the effects can still affect your life in so many ways!

I sent you an email, hope you got it? xx