If you're reading this Pregnancy Miracle review, you're probably struggling to get pregnant too, just like the 7.3 million women who suffer from infertility. I know what you're going through - I was one of them too. I'm saying "was" because now I'm a mom of a beautiful 1-year old little girl whom I call my miracle baby and love more than anything in the world. For years I was told by doctors that I couldn't have children and the chance that I'd be a mother was slim to none. I constantly blamed myself for not being able to create the family me and my husband wanted. We tried IVF two times and both failed. We just didn't have the means to keep doing different treatments anymore after I lost my job.

Since I wasn't working, all I could do was stay home and feel bad about myself. Things got so bad that I just didn't want to get out of bed anymore. One day I was looking for a support group online for women who struggle with infertility and I saw an ad for Pregnancy Miracle. I clicked on the link and went to the Pregnancy Miracle website. I read the whole page and as you might imagine, I was rather skeptical when I saw Lisa Olson's claims that you could get pregnant naturally even if you have PCOS or endometriosis, ovarian cysts, high levels of FSH, tubal obstruction and other conditions. I decided to research some more information about this book and see what others have to say about it. I looked up Pregnancy Miracle reviews and read some positive as well as some negative reviews about it. But at this point I figured, what do I have to lose? It costs less than a doctor's visit. I decided to just buy it and see what all the fuss was about.

I downloaded Pregnancy Miracle and started going through the information. The first thing I noticed was that it was written in a very easy to read and understand format. You know how some of these self-help books can be full of medical terms and words you don't understand? This was not the case with Pregnancy Miracle, everything was very well explained. I learned a lot of things from this book and I wondered why my doctor never told me about them. Things like sometimes the reason for infertility can be totally unrelated to your uterus which I did not know. Pregnancy Miracle teaches you to look at the whole picture and put your whole body in balance instead of treating just one thing. Going through the book I got motivated to prove the doctors wrong and show them that I too could get pregnant and have a baby. So many women have done it, why not me?

I started exercising, eating healthy and taking some of the herbs described in the book. I felt better and better every day, I no longer stayed in my room all day but instead adopted an active and healthy lifestyle. At that time I was offered a job with a great salary, which I took, of course. Three months after I started my new job I started feeling pretty sick and thought I had the flu. But then I noticed I would feel sick mostly in the morning, and then I'd feel better for the rest of the day so on my way home I picked up a pregnancy test and it turned out to be positive. The rest is history. As I mentioned in the beginning I'm now a mom of the prettiest little girl in the world.

In conclusion, I can give you this advice: don't expect that when you buy Pregnancy Miracle, there'd be a magic button you'd press and you'd become pregnant. That's not how it works. Pregnancy Miracle teaches you how to get your body in shape, how to prepare it for a healthy baby, what herbs and supplements to use, and much more. I credit Pregnancy Miracle [http://bit.ly/pregnantatlast] for giving me the hope I needed that I could become pregnant and giving me the tools for it. The rest is up to you - if you follow the advice and adopt a healthy lifestyle you could be one of the thousands Pregnancy Miracle success stories. I just wanted to let you know that even if doctors have told you you couldn't get pregnant, there's still hope. Oh, and I sent a picture of my baby to my old doctor who told me I could never have kids with the caption "Life is full of miracles; here's mine - her name is Sophia."