Yeah.
Yeah, I loved your analogy of, um, the bingo card.
Because I think a lot of people can relate to that.
There are things that pop up, you're like, "Whoa, didn't think that was gonna be on the card," and then, and then there's the-
... like, "Wait, what is that? Let me look that up."
Um, and then co- to come to the end and think you're still trying to clear your endometritis, but yet-
... you became pregnant and h- and resulted in your son, even with that sort of looming and hanging over us.
So I think-
...
I mean, I just think there's a lot we don't know.
Yeah, there's so much that we don't know, and I think that that was such a hard thing to come to terms with as a patient through this process-
Yeah
... of, like, how many unknowns there still are in this, in, like, the fertility world.
And, like, here we are in Boston with the best medicine, and still so many times I was met with sort of like, I, our science probably just isn't there yet, and that just was so hard to accept that, that we just might not know, and we still don't really know.
So in the end, I don't need to know the answer now because I don't, you know, I'm done, but, but I'm not even really sure if our answer was the answer.
Yeah
Yeah, it's really hard, the really, really challenging part of going through journeys like this.
Yeah.
Yeah, I loved your analogy of, um, the bingo card.
Because I think a lot of people can relate to that.
There are things that pop up, you're like, "Whoa, didn't think that was gonna be on the card," and then, and then there's the-
... like, "Wait, what is that? Let me look that up."
Um, and then co- to come to the end and think you're still trying to clear your endometritis, but yet-
... you became pregnant and h- and resulted in your son, even with that sort of looming and hanging over us.
So I think-
...
I mean, I just think there's a lot we don't know.
Yeah, there's so much that we don't know, and I think that that was such a hard thing to come to terms with as a patient through this process-
Yeah
... of, like, how many unknowns there still are in this, in, like, the fertility world.
And, like, here we are in Boston with the best medicine, and still so many times I was met with sort of like, I, our science probably just isn't there yet, and that just was so hard to accept that, that we just might not know, and we still don't really know.
So in the end, I don't need to know the answer now because I don't, you know, I'm done, but, but I'm not even really sure if our answer was the answer.
Yeah
Yeah, it's really hard, the really, really challenging part of going through journeys like this.
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