Ep. 169: Doc took med student off birth control weeks before her wedding...how she handled it successfully (and peacefully!)

Imagine being weeks out from your wedding and your doctor telling you you have to stop your birth control immediately. How terrifying! Not only is your health a concern, but what about the honeymoon?? How will you not get pregnant (if that's not your goal)? This is what happened to Robyn when she was still in medical school and just weeks away from marrying her husband. Full of questions, she transitioned to fertility awareness and shares with us how this deeply (and positively) impacted her life, her marriage, and her view of her fertility! 

NOTE: This episode is appropriate for all audiences. 

Guest Bio:

A native of Houston, TX, Robyn earned her undergraduate degree from Auburn University and then went on to school for physical therapy. Currently, she works as a physical therapist for individuals with spinal cord injuries. Robyn and her husband welcomed their first child--a boy--last year, and they are loving this new phase of life!

Other helpful episodes:

Ep. 14: Navigating your biggest fertility fears 

Ep. 159: Nagging uncertainty about birth control revealed undiagnosed health issues

Ep. 135: Can I trust natural birth control?

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