Yes. Tried 10 years with no luck getting pregnant. Had my first laporoscopy and conceived two weeks later. I have my miracle baby that doctors told me would never happen. Never give up hope for your dream family!!

I was told I would never have children after my first surgery and being diagnosed. I have both endometriosis and pcos. My two children were conceived naturally and are both very healthy.

After two years of trying and a week before I was scheduled for hysterectomy, (and after one round of chlmoid, two laparoscopy surgeries and taking lots of birth control to try and get my hormones to spike) I finally conceived. It was the hardest wait. I had a perfect pregnancy. I have a very healthy son who will be 8 months old in a few days. It is possible. But, it's extremely hard. It will test you. It will test your marriage. It will feel like the world is falling. But my faith in God helped me thru it. Good luck. I hope you don't have to go thru a long infertility journey. But just message me if you ever want to talk about it.

It's been the hardest thing I've ever gone, but with people like you guys to talk too that know exactly what it's like makes it a little easier. Everyone always says if it's meant to be it'll happen but it's not that easy

It depends in part on where the Endo is and to a large degree family history...how easy was it for family members to conceive? I was told at 20 that it wouldn't be conception itself that would be the hard part, but that it would be easier to have an ectopic pregnancy and miscarry. I have level 4...as severe as it gets. I've talked with gyne and my Endo experts about options given my age and Endo. I need Mr. Right first. They both said there's no need to freeze eggs. I have heard people who have a hard time have better luck post acupuncture.