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Miscarriage rewires your nervous system. Add PCOS, and trusting your body again can feel impossible. In this episode, I share the story no one prepared me for, pregnancy after loss with PCOS, plus the trauma-informed steps I teach clients to protect future pregnancies. We break down how survival mode blocks ovulation and implantation, why restrictive diets and “try harder” advice backfire, and how to rebuild safety so your body can say yes again. You’ll learn the exact frameworks—Safety Rewire, MapQuest Ovulation, and Pregnancy Prep in Real Life, to move from hyper-vigilance to hope, from guessing to a plan your Tuesday can actually hold.
What you’ll learn:
Why stress and trauma keep PCOS bodies in survival mode and how that shuts down ovulation and early pregnancy
The difference between bleeding and true ovulation (and why apps and strips miss it with PCOS)
How to calm a wired nervous system so your hormones keep time: sleep rituals, food timing, post-meal walks, breath work
MapQuest Ovulation: tracking real PCOS clues (cervical mucus, temps, post-meal trends) to find your fertile window
Safety Rewire: practical tools to lower cortisol load and protect luteal phase stability after loss
Pregnancy Prep in Real Life: sustainable nutrition and movement that support implantation without extreme protocols
Client patterns after miscarriage with PCOS: realistic 4–8 week timelines to consistent ovulation and calmer early pregnancy
Timestamps:00:00 The raw truth about pregnancy after loss with PCOS
04:30 Target aisle moment: how grief rewires trust in your body
09:10 Survival mode vs. baby-making mode (plain-English science)
14:25 Dieting, fasting, and over-training as hidden stressors
19:40 MapQuest Ovulation™: a better way to track PCOS fertility
25:10 Safety Rewire: nervous-system tools that protect early pregnancy
31:05 Pregnancy Prep in Real Life: food, movement, and rhythm you can keep
36:20 Client stories: from long cycles and loss to stable ovulation
41:55 Reflection: rebuilding trust after miscarriage
46:30 Your next step: from waiting to a trauma-informed plan
Keywords:PCOS miscarriage, pregnancy after miscarriage PCOS, pregnancy after loss anxiety, survival mode fertility, stress and ovulation, luteal phase support, regulate hormones PCOS, natural fertility after miscarriage, IVF alternatives PCOS, MapQuest Ovulation, Safety Rewire, trauma-informed fertility coaching, basal body temperature PCOS, cervical mucus PCOS, nervous system and fertility.
Who this is for:
High-achieving women with PCOS navigating pregnancy after miscarriage who want a body-safe, trauma-informed path to ovulation, implantation, and a calmer early pregnancy.
Resources mentioned:
Baby-Ready Checklist Workbook
From PCOS to Pregnancy Consultation
Call to action:Every cycle spent guessing is one you don’t get back. If you want me to run MapQuest Ovulation and Safety Rewire with you, apply for a From PCOS to Pregnancy Strategy Session. Not ready yet? Grab the Baby-Ready Checklist and try one tiny shift today.
By Tianna Trinidad @ Love Served Warm5
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Miscarriage rewires your nervous system. Add PCOS, and trusting your body again can feel impossible. In this episode, I share the story no one prepared me for, pregnancy after loss with PCOS, plus the trauma-informed steps I teach clients to protect future pregnancies. We break down how survival mode blocks ovulation and implantation, why restrictive diets and “try harder” advice backfire, and how to rebuild safety so your body can say yes again. You’ll learn the exact frameworks—Safety Rewire, MapQuest Ovulation, and Pregnancy Prep in Real Life, to move from hyper-vigilance to hope, from guessing to a plan your Tuesday can actually hold.
What you’ll learn:
Why stress and trauma keep PCOS bodies in survival mode and how that shuts down ovulation and early pregnancy
The difference between bleeding and true ovulation (and why apps and strips miss it with PCOS)
How to calm a wired nervous system so your hormones keep time: sleep rituals, food timing, post-meal walks, breath work
MapQuest Ovulation: tracking real PCOS clues (cervical mucus, temps, post-meal trends) to find your fertile window
Safety Rewire: practical tools to lower cortisol load and protect luteal phase stability after loss
Pregnancy Prep in Real Life: sustainable nutrition and movement that support implantation without extreme protocols
Client patterns after miscarriage with PCOS: realistic 4–8 week timelines to consistent ovulation and calmer early pregnancy
Timestamps:00:00 The raw truth about pregnancy after loss with PCOS
04:30 Target aisle moment: how grief rewires trust in your body
09:10 Survival mode vs. baby-making mode (plain-English science)
14:25 Dieting, fasting, and over-training as hidden stressors
19:40 MapQuest Ovulation™: a better way to track PCOS fertility
25:10 Safety Rewire: nervous-system tools that protect early pregnancy
31:05 Pregnancy Prep in Real Life: food, movement, and rhythm you can keep
36:20 Client stories: from long cycles and loss to stable ovulation
41:55 Reflection: rebuilding trust after miscarriage
46:30 Your next step: from waiting to a trauma-informed plan
Keywords:PCOS miscarriage, pregnancy after miscarriage PCOS, pregnancy after loss anxiety, survival mode fertility, stress and ovulation, luteal phase support, regulate hormones PCOS, natural fertility after miscarriage, IVF alternatives PCOS, MapQuest Ovulation, Safety Rewire, trauma-informed fertility coaching, basal body temperature PCOS, cervical mucus PCOS, nervous system and fertility.
Who this is for:
High-achieving women with PCOS navigating pregnancy after miscarriage who want a body-safe, trauma-informed path to ovulation, implantation, and a calmer early pregnancy.
Resources mentioned:
Baby-Ready Checklist Workbook
From PCOS to Pregnancy Consultation
Call to action:Every cycle spent guessing is one you don’t get back. If you want me to run MapQuest Ovulation and Safety Rewire with you, apply for a From PCOS to Pregnancy Strategy Session. Not ready yet? Grab the Baby-Ready Checklist and try one tiny shift today.

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