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When I started trying to get pregnant, the first step seemed easy.

Go off the pill and just time the sex right.

But timing turned out to be really tricky.

My period only came every six weeks and each cycle.

My husband and I, we'd try and try and then wait and see what happened and I'd get my period.

And then we'd have to wait another month and half instead of the usual month

to find out if I was pregnant again.

I felt like something must be wrong with my body.

Like, maybe my body wasn't even capable of creating or housing a baby if things were off like this.

Which was probably irrational.

But a few cycles in, I heard about this woman who could help an acupuncturist.

A Chinese woman who specialized in reproductive health, she was the real deal I'd heard.

She helped women who'd had multiple miscarriages.

When I met her, she told me you're 32, easy fertility.

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