Why You’re Still Not Pregnant With PCOS
…and the 3 things nobody checked.
You’ve tracked, tested, timed and taken everything. The period comes anyway. In one hour, I’ll show you exactly where a PCOS cycle breaks down and how I find it in the women I help get pregnant.
- Thursday, Nov 12 · 1 PM ET
- Live on Zoom · 60 minutes
- Free · replay for 4 days only
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The part of your cycle that’s actually standing between you and a positive test
Why twelve periods a year can mean far fewer than twelve real chances at a baby. Bleeding and ovulating are two different questions. Most women with PCOS only ever get the first one answered.
The question I ask after every positive OPK. Your app never asks it. It’s the reason women get “perfect timing” for two years and no baby.
Whether your “normal” labs answered anything at all. What was drawn, when, and what it should have told you about getting pregnant.
Where your cycle is stuck: Build, Surge or Hold. The 3-part lens I use on every woman I work with, and what I change first in each one.
You have a phone full of fertility data and still no baby
✔ Your OPKs turn positive, your pregnancy tests don’t.
✔ Your cycles are long, all over the place, or you honestly don’t know if you ovulate.
✔ You spot before your period, your second half feels short, or your labs keep getting called “normal.”
✔ You’re done guessing and ready for someone to tell you what to change.
I’m Tianna. I’ve been the woman with “normal” labs and empty arms.
I’m a registered nurse with 15+ years in high-risk labor & delivery and the NICU. I have PCOS. I lost my first son at six months pregnant. Then I went on to have two babies with PCOS.
Now I help women with PCOS find where their cycle is breaking down, change the right thing, and watch every cycle until it turns into a baby.
Another cycle is coming either way.
Spend one hour finding out what to do with it.
Thursday, November 12 · 1 PM ET · Free on Zoom
Save my free seat →Stay to the end. The last 15 minutes are the part women tell me they needed most.
