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MY TTC JOURNEY SO FAR: Personal Experience with Two Ectopic Pregnancies
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2024
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Hello! I’m back to posting content normally now and I really wanted to touch on my recent TTC journey so far first before continuing with regular vlogs.
In October 2023 I found out I was pregnant and 24h later a scan showed an ectopic pregnancy. I had expectant management and we took a break.
I fell pregnant again end of April 2024, and another scan showed an ectopic pregnancy, in the same fallopian tube and in the same place.
I had surgery for the pregnancy, tube removal and an ovarian cyst whilst they were at it! And I’m now in recovery.
I really wanted to share this talk as I appreciate how isolating and scary both ectopics and birth loss can feel. Hopefully this makes some people feel less alone!
If there’s one thing to take from this youtube, it’s to always trust your gut instinct (and act on it), to advocate for your own health and to listen to your body.
Mollie x
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You've articulated this so beautifully and it will mean so much to so many people. Thank you. x
Thank you! I've had 6 people message so far saying they got a diagnosis for an EP after watching this. It is an absolute privilege to help fellow women xxx
You're so brave and strong and so good to share this for others to both learn from and potentially find comfort in!
I just want to say I think it's really great that you've shared this story. A lot of stories around this subject are, understandably, very sad or traumatic. I think it's very helpful for others to see this and see the hopefulness and gratefulness you have throughout your journey. It's also a great lesson in knowing your body and understanding your health. Wishing you all the best for your future journey to conceive xx
Bless you Mollie. My daughter went through your second experience a few years ago. Physically she healed well, however mentally it took her longer to come to terms with what she'd gone through. So dont put pressure on yourself. Cry if you need to. Thankfully my daughter's in a completely different place now and, thankfully, a different relationship and when, or if, the time comes that they want to try for a baby she will be much more informed. Thank-you for this brave blog. Love to you and yours. X
Thank you for sharing your story Mollie. I really do hope you are okay. Also hope Andy is doing okay ❤
So sorry you have been through this Mollie. Sending you love xx
So eloquently put and your outlook is refreshing. I wish you happiness and thank you for posting this! I'm sure many women will learn so much from this and come out with less anxiety.
Ectopic Pregnancies are not spoken about very often which is why I'm fervently looking for similar stories like yours on RUclips. I had an ectopic pregnancy over 5 years old leaving me with one tube. It's a hard time to navigate through life afterwards, having more questions then answers........We are now trying to convince natural without wanting go down the IVF route which is what I am on the waiting list for as well. Thanks for sharing and being super vulnerable. Prayers would be much appreciated.
What a beautiful video to watch ❤ I look forward to following your journey ❤❤❤ Sounds like Andy is a wonderful man ❤
Thank you for sharing this and it's nice to hear that you're doing well in your recovery❤
I unfortunately had a ruptured ectopic when I was 25 and I was very close to losing my life that was thankfully saved by the NHS. I ended up losing my right tube. I never mourned the loss of the baby but struggle still today with the fact that it happened to me. I do though look back on it and think about how incredibly strong it made me and thankfully after 2 years of TTC I fell pregnant with my now beautiful 1 year old. The 2 years were incredibly hard but the moment I had a 6 week scan to find out that the my now son was in the right place was one of the most incredible moments of my life. I wish you all the best and I love your attitude towards the future. It's the way to go. You're incredible ❤️
I just had to reply to this as I had a ruptured ectopic that almost ended my life. I lost my left tube as a result. I'm so happy to read that you now have a beautiful baby boy 🥰 I suffered a number of miscarriages after but was never able to carry full term. Sending you so much love and light sweetheart ❤️❤️❤️
My darling, You take care. You have been through so much,but you have done this video that will help so many people. Big hug❤
Thank you so much for being so open, honest and vulnerable in sharing your journey. I had a ruptured ectopic pregnancy which resulted in the loss of one of my tubes. It's an incredibly difficult experience to go through and I'm so sorry you've had to deal with this. You're not alone and I'm sure in sharing your experience, will also help anyone else suffering like we have ❤️ I'm sending you the biggest hugs and so much love sweetheart ❤❤❤ xxxx
Mollie, thank you for this 🥺 I had the exact same experience a couple of years ago and I felt so alone. Finding a video like this really would have helped me, and I’m sure it will help others. Wishing you all the best with your journey xxx
Mollie! Always so well articulated despite the topic being discussed. Thank you for sharing and raising awareness - I had no idea of all this. Sending you lots of love, healing and peace xxx
Mollie, I’ve only recently started following you as someone who is currently a size 18. However, I’ve really enjoyed watching your vlogs generally. I’m so sorry you’ve been through what you have in your fertility journey but your real yet positive attitude towards your future life be that with or without children is inspiring. Thank you x
Thank you for sharing. I had a ruptured ectopic 27 years ago. It was traumatic and I ended up very lucky is what the doctor told me. But no one talks about it. My husband was incredibly supportive but my family was not. I’d had major surgery with loss. It was a long recovery. I will tell you, I conceived 2 years later and we have a lovely son. I’m keeping good thoughts for you as you move through this journey. Again, thank you for talking so openly. ❤
I'm so sorry this happened to you, however, thank you for bringing awareness! I wish you a healthy pregnancy in the future xx
Totally understandable to want to make this video and talk about it all. Full respect to you for managing to explain it all so well. I’ve been through it once and you still taught me more about it. I also get a bit of medical anxiety and had never heard anyone describe it like that before which also really helped me. Thank you so much for making this video. And I’m in the ‘lucky left’ club too by the way 😊❤
COME ON YOU LEFTIES!
Thanks so much for making this video! I am not TTC yet but plan to be in the next couple of years so finding out about the EPU is super helpful to know.
I watched this mainly because my mum had an ectopic around 1990 and lost a tube then, and wanted to know more about what she might have gone through. She went on to have me and my brother 😊.
Your point about listening to your body also really resonated, as I'm pushing for a diagnosis to explain my chronic pain and fatigue atm after a long time gaslighting myself about it.
Thanks 🧡
Thank you for all the details. Even doctors have a hard time wrapping their minds around how some women can be so atuned with their bodies. So glad you didn't stop advocating for yourself. Wish you the best during your TTC journey!
Oh darling. You are so brave. I'm so sorry for your loss x😢
Thanks for talking so frankly about this. Got PCOS and fertility and thus health anxiety is something I think about quite a lot, but don't often speak about. Not trivial at all to be doing your make up in this. I think it speaks to how human this experience is and how much we need to normalise speaking about this. Thinking of you. ❤
I've had my second ectopic pregnancy recently in the same tube. I'm 41 and I'm having the same thought process as you. Having a childless life is a sad reality for me but I'm taking it one day at a time.
Hugs!! That’s difficult xxxx
You have explained a very difficult and personal time with so much care in explaining your experience that will help many. This is definitely something that is not discussed. Good wishes for the future. ❤❤
Hi mollie, I hope you read this ❤ thank you for sharing your story and experience around loss and Ectopic pregnancy. I've sadly had 4 losses now, 1 of which was ectopic and it was by far the most traumatic. Give your self the time and space to heal, grieve, be pissed off and tell your story as many times as you need.
The female body is amazing - my trusty right fallopian tube has got me pregnant twice since my left was removed!
I'll be routing for both our rainbows 🌈✨
Firstly - thank you so much for sharing this. I am your age and thinking about starting a family and also have health anxiety. I have a friend who has had a similar journey to you in the last year and I feel like I can better understand her journey now but also it’s reassuring to understand what power I have to check myself if I get pregnant so thank you.
I’m only part way through so you may speak about your tubes but I know people who are struggling with ttc can have a dye put in their tubes to see if there is scarring in their tubes (often from various female health conditions like PCOS). This can help understand the health of their tubes and if there’s blocks, I don’t know if scarring might be connected to ectopics but I just didn’t know they did this until a friend had it privately and it was extra information on the health of her tubes which helped with her choices moving forward. But I am really sorry if I am overstepping and giving unsolicited advice, I am so grateful for you just sharing and also sending you and your partner so much love ❤
Ignore me, it sounds like they have looked at scarring during your procedure ❤
Wishing you all the best lovely lady! Hope you heal and have a safe pregnancy next time 🙏
You are helping others by posting your experience 🌻💜
I appreciate you sharing your story. It can feel so surreal talking about the experience. I had an emergency operation for my ectopic pregnancy in February. It feels so far away but sometimes still so raw. It really helped sharing my story, It make me more connected to myself and other women than ever before.
Listening to this has pushed me to get private health care. It took my hospital almost 2 weeks to confirm if I had an ectopic or not, it was traumatic. Never been so scared in my life because I knew how dangerous it could’ve been and how far along I was supposed to be. I also was in for 3 days and took me weeks to recover 😭 I feel like that’s not a normal experience. I couldn’t even walk for 2 weeks.
Thank you for sharing. I’m going to request a follow up about it all 💕 your beautiful energy and mindset is inspiring x
I’m so sorry you’ve been through this, it’s so unfair. I’m sure you sharing this will help so many women feel less alone❤
I’m also sorry you had that experience with the EPU. I had to have an early scan with both my pregnancies as I had bleeding with both, and there was almost no wait time. I just rang up, got told to come in at a specific time, and I was seen within 15 minutes. I expect every hospital is different xx
Thank you so much for sharing this… we need people like you to share your story so that subjects like this aren’t taboo!
sending you both lots of love 🥰
Thank you for sharing and sorry for what you have been through ❤️fellow ectopic + multiple miscarriage survivor living child free and loving life thank you for sharing your last comment so refreshing to hear this 💜
Mollie I’m so sorry to hear what you have been through, telling your journey will help so many women 💕 sending lots of love
The days we struggled with fertility were very dark years for me. We have an 18 month old son now ❤️ Andy sounds an amazing support to get through it. Hang in there, sis x
Sorry to hear about what you have and are going through Mollie…. But thank you for sharing. Sending lots of love to you and Andy, and good luck going forward xxxx
Yoy're so strong for sharing! The part I found hardest about going to the hospital when I miscarried was that I had to sit in a room full of women who weren't all in worrying situations. Some of them were waiting for normal pregnancy related appointments with obvious bumps and there were children running around too. I was finally pregnant after almost 2 years of trying so when I started bleeding at 10 and a half weeks I was absolutely heartbroken. As far as I was concerned I was already a mum. 6 months later I got pregnant again. I was so nervous and didn't want to get excited for a while but we now have a healthy 7 month old baby who I'm so grateful for. I have my fingers crossed that one day you get your beautiful baby x
Thanks for sharing, Mollie! There were so many things I wasn't aware of. Hope you're doing well, have a speedy recovery.
Big hugs Mollie I am glad you have talked about your experiences. It’ll help you and others as well. I had two miscarriages over 20 years ago and no one talked about it then and information was incredibly difficult to find. Like you thought the info I did get helped me so much. Whilst neither of my pregnancies were ectopic the first involved an orange sized cyst that the doctors were far more concerned about. It left me with scarring on one of my ovaries. I wasn’t offered any counselling in either pregnancy and after the second It really hit me, especially as my cycle didn’t return for nearly a year and the doctors were dismissive of my concerns. I felt helpless, ignored and then angry.
Thankfully I had private healthcare from work so I got to see a wonderful specialist and was given hormone tablets and was pregnant six weeks later! I was given weekly scans and went on to have a healthy and easy pregnancy. I now have two healthy children but I still remember the due dates of both of the babies I never had.
Everyone is different but you may find something puts you back a bit emotionally during your journey so be gentle with yourself. Fingers crossed that you are sharing good news in the next few months 🤞
You are incredible, so SO brave
Thank you for sharing ❤
Oh Molly, this really takes me back to October 2021 when I had my first ectopic pregnancy - also during baby loss awareness week. Unfortunately I had a ruptured as I was 6-8 weeks. Finding it all out by myself because of covid measures 😒 was awful. It all happened very quickly but also very slowly, because it took them 48hrs to arrange my surgery which was pretty late by then. Very risky and very traumatising indeed. Sending so so much love your way and thank you for sharing your story 🤍🤍🤍
it's really kind of you to share all of this ... best wishes and loads of love Xoxo
We’re literally going through the same thing at the same time. An ectopic, a miscarriage and a 16cm dermoid cyst (somehow not picked up until I complained for the 3rd time) I really appreciate the honesty and detail of this video. I’ve felt so alone. ❤
You’re simply amazing, Mollie. Sending love to you and A ❤
Wishing you the best of luck for the next steps of your TTC journey ❤
Thank you for sharing your story.. Wishing you the very best in health and your journey, whichever direction it leads. God bless you always. 🙏😇
I love your shorts wishing you lots of good health and good health 😊
Thank you so much for sharing, it cannot be easy to internally process all of this and carry on every day life as if all is ok. I am pretty new to your Vlogs but fell in love with what you do pretty instantly. So really just to say m I hope you take good care of yorself and I wish all works out well for you and your partner. You seem like an bsolutely lovely smart and talented lady , thank you for your content. You have revived my interest in fashion.
Having had two ectopics, one resulting in a surgery and the loss of my right Fallopian tube and the second I had methotrexate to resolve it. The first time I had never heard of a pregnancy outside the womb, my doctor diagnosed me with a uti, even though I explained I was pregnant and having stabbing pains, had the surgery two days later after going to the early pregnancy unit. The second I found out by accident - I needed to do a test ironically before IVF treatment. I found the treatment at hospital both times to be more traumatic than the actual ectopic. If it hadn’t been for my husband thinking more clearly than me I would have agreed to the second operation to remove my remaining tube - even though they couldn’t find an embryo there. He shouted loud for me and I was given methotrexate. I was also given a hysterectomy pamphlet after my operation.. the aftercare is very different. Thankyou for being so honest, it’ll help other women recognise the signs ❤️
Hugs xxx I agree definitely go in if worried. I knew I could have blocked tubes so when I had bleeding and a bit of pain around 5 weeks. Turned out to be identical twins with one placenta (high risk pregnancy). All was OK but I needed to be closely monitored.
Sending love and healing your way!!!❤
So sorry, thank you for sharing…sending love and caring❤️
Bless you, Mollie! ❤️
One more follower from Portugal .nice to meet you !
I so sorry! 💚
Wishing you all the very best for the future x
Sending hugs to you and Andy. My great nephew and his wife had problems conceiving and their first 2 pregnancies ended in miscarriage. I’m happy to say they had a beautiful, healthy baby girl in early April. We love her to pieces! I hope the same for you.
Bless you Mollie
Sending you so much love Mollie 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Sending you love and healing. Namaste 🙏
Lots of love to you and your partner Mollie ❤
Thank you so much for sharing! ❤
Sending a huge hug ❤
Great advice. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Mollie, спасибо, что делитесь и информируете. Желаю вам здоровья и скорейшего восстановления, и здоровой беременности в будущем. В любом случае, вы прекрасны и ваша жизнь очень интересна, чтобы за ней следить :) Берегите себя!
Sending love ❤
Sending big cuddles ❤
I have three boys now ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Mollie, thank you for sharing ❤
I had to have an operation at Portland too. From what you mentioned, was your consultant Karolina? She is amazing!
Brave girl xx
Just started following few months ago so sorry to hear what happened l had this 20yrs ago I m
I had ectopic pregnancy and had op on 6 August, i had fallopian removed because it's reptured because 13 weeks pregnant with ectopic pregnancy.my gyne she was confused about how my ectopic pregnancy got into 13 weeks but my tube reptured. I was life and death situation
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Was it in same tube?
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By the way , I’ve had a very large mass removed twice from each ovary , several years apart. I’m starting to think maybe I can’t have children as I never used any contraceptive many times and never ended up pregnant .
"Childfree" is a much better term than "childless". If you're hoping to stay positive, childless feels very negative.
You're right thank you xx
No one has to “stay positive” about pregnancy loss, and not having much wanted children. Absolutely no one.
.. did you even watch the video?!
@@molliecampsieyour feet are awesome and beautiful
Child free sounds horrible to me. Like “cancer free”. She is trying to have a baby. Just stop with the soft terms and let people talk naturally.
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I kept wondering what you meant by consultant but then towards the end you said gynecologist. 😅 I’m American .
This was beautifully shared Mollie. You are amazing and it must be hard to be so vulnerable but I know you will have helped others.
Thank you for sharing ❤
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Thank you for sharing ❤