Amanda and her husband had tried everything but IVF on their road to try to conceive. After failed IUIs and no known diagnosis beyond unexplained infertility, they felt stuck and frustrated. Amanda had had cycle issues for years, but had always used birth control to suppress symptoms. Now, it seemed like they could be contributing to their infertility. A friend reached out with a different option and a new perspective: restorative reproductive healthcare. The rest is history. Hear Amanda's story of natural conception and a healthy pregnancy after infertility and failed assisted reproductive technology treatments!

NOTE: Appropriate for all audiences but does discuss assisted reproductive technology.

GUEST BIO: Amanda, a speech pathologist, has been married to her husband for 4 years and began working with Woven Natural Fertility Care in March 2025 after unsuccessfully working with an assisted reproductive technology clinic.

SHOW LINKS:

Ep. 163: Healthy pregnancy in 3 cycles after being told IVF was her only hope, with Loren

Ep. 155: "How I got pregnant when IUIs didn't work" -- Braelyn's story

Ep. 147: Emotional healing after IVF, with Shiloh IVF Ministry

Ep. 122: IVF Alternatives for friends

Ep. 96: Theological Considerations with IVF

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