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My husband and I struggled with infertility for 4 years before we conceived our first child, Ava. I have shared our infertility journey, as well as updates throughout my (high risk) first pregnancy. I had a very scary delivery with Ava - I wrote all about it and I continued to write monthly updates on Ava after she was born!

We were then blessed with a SURPRISE pregnancy, something we didn't think would be possible for us! Liam was conceived when Ava was 10 months old, but I didn't realize I was pregnant until after her first birthday! I wrote monthly updates on Liam as well - life with 2 kids under 2 is crazy, but so much fun!

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My Pregnancy: The Reveal

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