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Personal Statement: Miscarrige Or Premature Birth
When I was 18 years old I was diagnistig with a congenital abnormality call double uterus or bicornuate uterus. At that time the doctor explain me that get pregnant will be dificult because the probably of miscarrige or premature birth is hight. I move to USA and I get married and with my husband we try to get pregnant without suscess.
I start visit diferent doctors and every doctor I visited said “You will need a surgury for reconstruccion” other doctor said “you probably need to visit a fertility clinic” and other said “you probably never can have a baby” but I don’t give up and I found a practitioner wich understand my problem. She explain very well the cicle or reproduction and the only thing I had done was take me every morning my
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