As I sat in the chair next to my then fiancé, we waited for the next step. We had already checked in and now were just waiting. Feeling confident, I gave DH a broad smile. The doctor came into the exam room, sat down on the round stool and introduced himself to DH.
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Showing posts with label infertility. Show all posts
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Friday, July 24, 2015
Friday, July 10, 2015
My Background
Perhaps a good place to start would be to tell you about some of my background.
My childhood was difficult but I always remained positive and even participated in a national debate competition of original oratory with a ten minute speech titled "The Power of Positive Thinking". This event was held in Baltimore, Maryland and though I did not win, it was a wonderful experience.
At age 7 my parents divorced. Just before my 10th birthday, my mother remarried. Two weeks before my 13th birthday, I was diagnosed with AML Childhood Leukemia and underwent a bone marrow transplant. At the time this was considered experimental and controversial.
My childhood was difficult but I always remained positive and even participated in a national debate competition of original oratory with a ten minute speech titled "The Power of Positive Thinking". This event was held in Baltimore, Maryland and though I did not win, it was a wonderful experience.
At age 7 my parents divorced. Just before my 10th birthday, my mother remarried. Two weeks before my 13th birthday, I was diagnosed with AML Childhood Leukemia and underwent a bone marrow transplant. At the time this was considered experimental and controversial.
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