Free guide · For women with PCOS after a loss
Your First 14 Days After a Loss with PCOS
A free, gentle guide from an RN who has been there. What your body may be doing, what may help, and when to call, one small step at a time.
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Tianna Trinidad, RN · 15+ years in Labor & Delivery and the NICU
A slow, honest map for the first two weeks
- Days 1 to 3, 4 to 7 and 8 to 14: what your body may be doing, what may help, and one small thing for your heart
- "First, are you safe right now?" The red flags you never sit at home with, and the crisis lines you can call or text
- When your period comes back with PCOS, and the questions to bring to your follow-up
- The hormone crash nobody warns you about, and when sadness needs more help
About Tianna
I lost my first baby, who I never got to bring home.
I'm Tianna Trinidad, a Registered Nurse with more than fifteen years in Labor & Delivery and the NICU. I have PCOS. Knowing the medical words didn't make it hurt any less.
I went on to have my son and my daughter, but I never forgot what it felt like to be sent home with no map. So I made you one.
Tianna Trinidad, RNYou held your baby in your body, in your heart, or in your hopes. Now it's your turn to be held.
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