>> I got married in 2009 and we wanted to start having children.
>> My husband and I were trying to get pregnant for about almost two years.
>> We tried for almost two years and it wasn't happening.
>> PCOS stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome.
>> Polycystic ovary syndrome is a syndrome of infrequent ovulation.
It's the single most common cause for infertility in women.
>> A lot of these ladies don't have a regular menstrual cycle which is why they end up with
infertility and having trouble with that.
>> [Inaudible] is always treatment that can cause frequent ovulation and also more frequent
pregnancy than the current gold standard which is drug called Clomiphene as a big finding.
>> We finally joined the study and turned out I was eligible and I thought, thank God.
I never thought I'd be happy to have PCOS.
>> But whatever makes her happy that's what we want happy wife, happy life.
>> My husband's always been my best friend.
>> She is my best friend.
>> We have always had a wonderful relationship which you have to have when you try for so
long and all you want is to get pregnant.
When I told him I was pregnant--
>> I was actually working in Massachusetts.
>> I knew about a week before he came home.
>> And I had gotten home over the weekend.
>> And I didn't want to tell him over the phone.
I wanted to see his face.
>> It was I believe around my birthday.
>> Because it was in a Gordon's Jeweler's box, the pregnancy test, so he thought, oh
what, did she got me jewelry?
>> She had me up open up a gift and it was a pregnancy test and it said I'm pregnant.
>> Surprise.
>> Honey.
>> Most guys are like, what's two lines?
I said, "I'm pregnant in case you don't know."
>> I'm pregnant
>> Yeah, baby.
>> And that was just the best perfect gift.
>> Happy early birthday.
>> There's no doubt if I didn't enter the study I wouldn't have gotten pregnant.
>> So to think Letrozole is the first drug in 50 years that's shown a better first line
of therapy compared to Clomiphene is quite a breakthrough.
>> My pregnancy was awesome.
I'm almost scared to have another one.
My husband had just gotten home from Massachusetts where he was working the night before 12 hours
earlier.
>> And she said, "My water broke."
>> My water broke 9 to 9:30.
>> And I was like we better get ready.
>> I don't know what I was thinking.
I didn't have my bag packed.
>> She didn't even pack a bag.
>> I didn't have anything ready.
>> She had nothing ready.
>> So I was packing my bag with stage two labor contractions which is not fun.
>> So she's packing a bag.
She calls the hospital and said my water broke.
They said, "Oh come one in."
>> I made it to the hospital at noon.
I walked in the doors myself.
>> The security officer was standing up front and he said, "Ma'am are you okay?" and she
just doubled over.
She had a huge contraction and he goes, "No, you're not."
>> Never saw my husband that I'd been with for eight years run that fast in my life.
>> My wife said she'd never seen me run so fast.
>> And two hours and 20 minutes later I had my daughter at 2:20.
>> I got to hold Camilla shortly right after she was out and cleaned up.
>> To hold Camilla for the first time was, it was just breathtaking.
>> It was really amazing and it was the greatest feeling in the world.
>> One, two, three.
>> Penn State Hershey Medical Center I often say I owe my life to them because I would
have never had Camilla if it wasn't for them.
>> Come on.
>> After trying for almost two years and no results it's the best thing ever to have Camilla.
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