Hi everyone! I have had a very long and crazy journey trying to start a family and needed some support from women who have had the same issues as I have. My story is kind of long but here it goes ....
My name is Brittany I am a young 21 years old and my hubby is 23. We are a very mature couple. I got married to my highschool sweetheart June 2014. We have lived on our own since 17 & 18 years old, my husband runs his own flooring business and we have been trying for a baby for about 4 years now.
I wasn't on birth control, & my husband and I did nothing to prevent us from getting pregnant, we wanted a little one! After about a year and a half of unprotected sex and him always finishing the deed inside of me, nothing was happening. My period would always show up each month and i started to wonder why it wasn't happening and what I was doing wrong. After another year went by I started to get depressed about it and think something was wrong. I went to my OBGYN to get checked and all she did was try to shove birth control down my throat and say I was "too young" to have a baby. Well that's not what I asked her, I asked her to help me find the reason not tell me what age I should be having a child. After seeing this doctor several times I still had no answers or no help at all. We were lost. I would cry each time my period came, and because they are irregular cycles sometimes AF wouldn't show for 2 weeks and I would get excited and then BAM, here comes my period. They were always super heavy with quarter sized clots and I would be in so much pain I couldn't even sit down due to the cramping a I started to think I had endo and wanted to get checked.
After 2 and a half years of trying, my period was late for more than two weeks, and I took a pregnancy test and my husband read it aloud, it showed a BFP

we told our families, we were so excited to start our journey, then at 6 1/2 weeks, I miscarried. I became more and more depressed. Blaming myself, crying, losing faith. My husband helped keep me strong even though he was just as heart broken that we had to tell the family about the miscarriage right after we told them the news. My heart goes out to ANYONE that has lost a little one at anytime in pregnancy. It is so hard even if I was just a mommy to be for a short amount of time the impact it left on me changed my life.
Because my periods were still so messed up, I decided to drop my regular OBGYN since she was no help and go to a fertility center for reproductive medicine. I made an appt and told them the issue and they got me in that week.
They did an internal ultrasound and she could see tissue,'which like I thought, I had endometriosis. They also found 16 polycystic cysts on my left ovary and 8 on my right. They scheduled a laparoscopy to remove the endo and do ovarian drilling for the polycystic ovaries. When I woke from surgery on July 17, 2014... My doctor told me I did not have endo. I had scar tissue built up everywhere inside my body from Chlymydia when I was way younger, that was wrapped around my liver, Gaulbladder, pelvic region, Fallopian tubes, and uterus. He removed the scar tissue and cleaned me out completely... But that wasn't the end. The scar tissue had damaged my left Fallopian tube so badly there was no opening. The dye did not flow out of my left tube at all I wasn't ovulating at all. So I had to have another surgery scheduled to take my tube out. He was scared the tube he saved was damaged inside and I wouldn't be able to get pregnant AT ALL and recommended to take both tubes out and undergo IVF treatments because he wasn't sure how damaged my right tube was and said I was high risk already and would most likely have an ectopic pregnancy and if that happened both tubes would have to be removed and I would have to do IVF.
On my second surgery to remove the left tube on August 14, I decided to keep my right tube and try on my own still, so he just removed my left tube. When I woke up in recovery I had great news. He put the dye through My right tube and it flowed through nice and easy

with no complications ! Which Means the sperm should have no trouble traveling through the tube and the egg. I am now finally healed and able to start trying to conceive again.
But the main reason of this post is to see if any of you ladies have the same issue with just one tube and both ovaries and still got pregnant ? I want to know my chances and how see how long it took any of you to get pregnant after the removal of a Fallopian tube. Thanks for reading this long story! But I feel so alone and like I was lost for so long and now that I do have answers I still feel like I am a little lost and like it still won't happen

thanks again
Re: New to the Bump! Loss mentioned, one Fallopian tube, have been ttc for 4 years...
PCOS | Anovulatory | Metformin + Letrozole
Ok then don't what the hell? give your thumbs a rest and stop acting like high schoolers
Clearly have nothing better to do sorry ladies go get pregnant or something
No or I can say fuck all of you lol god so stupid
Hahah bitch y'all are on MY post y'all get the fuck outta here! Haha man all this stress can cause a miscarriage watch out
God I hope I get banned please I've been trying to delete my shit due to all y'alls stupid nonsense this is the worst pregnancy app I even have with the worst women to talk with.
Maybe that's why y'all aren't pregnant cause all this stress raging over baby social networking lol PLEASE BAN ME lord
What you did was sickening. Personally I think you're a liar. No self respecting woman going through IF could have made those comments to other women. According to your info in your post you started ttc when you when 17 years old? And maybe you did ovarian drilling and then oh wait you didn't? I'm calling troll
Also, please learn to spell. Seriously. MEANT not ment
PCOS | Anovulatory | Metformin + Letrozole
PCOS | Anovulatory | Metformin + Letrozole