Bridget TylerHost
Um, so why don't you start us off by just telling us a little bit about your view of pregnancy and birth.

And I'm sure, you know, s- seeing your own mom pregnant so many times and bringing home, you know, your siblings, or I don't know if she birthed them at home or at the hospital, but like I'm sure that kind of shaped a little bit about how you viewed that whole experience, but do you wanna share a little bit about that?
Yeah, for sure.
So I know I was thinking about that before, like what was my view of pregnancy and birth before? And I don't really think I had anything like really set.
It was like pregnant people, that looks uncomfortable.
Like I don't...
I didn't, I didn't...
I don't think I put that much thought into it until my sister, she got mar- my older sister, she got married five years before me.
She really wanted to have kids, and it didn't come for five years after like-
... she was trying.
And, uh, like, and she had several miscarriages during that time.
And w- what ended up happening is she was going to a doctor, and then they moved to a different state and she had to get a new doctor, and that doctor was like, "Well, have you tried progesterone?"
'Cause she would get pregnant, but then she would m- miscarry like within the first eight weeks.
And so, which was really hard-
... especially for her.
Like, and the, the old, the first doctor that she had, they were like, "Oh, I guess we're gonna have to do IVF," like that's the next thing.
And Michon's like, "I don't have any money for that." [laughs] Like-
... that's crazy.
Which is so hard.
And then when she moved and that doctor was like, "Let's just try progesterone" like, "Just take this," and she is pregnant with her third now.

Um, so why don't you start us off by just telling us a little bit about your view of pregnancy and birth.

And I'm sure, you know, s- seeing your own mom pregnant so many times and bringing home, you know, your siblings, or I don't know if she birthed them at home or at the hospital, but like I'm sure that kind of shaped a little bit about how you viewed that whole experience, but do you wanna share a little bit about that?
Yeah, for sure.
So I know I was thinking about that before, like what was my view of pregnancy and birth before? And I don't really think I had anything like really set.
It was like pregnant people, that looks uncomfortable.
Like I don't...
I didn't, I didn't...
I don't think I put that much thought into it until my sister, she got mar- my older sister, she got married five years before me.
She really wanted to have kids, and it didn't come for five years after like-
... she was trying.
And, uh, like, and she had several miscarriages during that time.
And w- what ended up happening is she was going to a doctor, and then they moved to a different state and she had to get a new doctor, and that doctor was like, "Well, have you tried progesterone?"
'Cause she would get pregnant, but then she would m- miscarry like within the first eight weeks.
And so, which was really hard-
... especially for her.
Like, and the, the old, the first doctor that she had, they were like, "Oh, I guess we're gonna have to do IVF," like that's the next thing.
And Michon's like, "I don't have any money for that." [laughs] Like-
... that's crazy.
Which is so hard.
And then when she moved and that doctor was like, "Let's just try progesterone" like, "Just take this," and she is pregnant with her third now.
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