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Has anyone claimed any postpartum/baby items on their HSA and had it approved?

I know pumps and pump parts are usually on the yes list.

I’ll start with the fact that my husband is very helpful and hands on with our one child. I’m definitely the primary caretaker of our house because of my flexibility working from home and his schedule doesn’t allow him to be home as much.

I’m months pregnant now and in the trenches of exhaustion and nausea, and I’ve definitely been doing less around the house, leaving more to him and just not doing the regular maintenance of the home, which he’s having to do and he isn’t used to.

He still will do stuff but this evening after a long day while doing housework, he just was having huffing, puffing and complaining, and pointing all things that weren’t done and it just causes such negative energy.

It’s definitely something I’ve talked to him about multiple times and in general, managing his emotions, but does anyone have any other tips or is this just the most partners? I don’t know what to do especially being pregnant. I told him he should be grateful for the fact that I’m having the opportunity to do less and that I’m actually carrying a baby because it took us a while to conceive this time around.

I don’t know how to get to him. I feel like we’re talking two different languages in situations like this. Am I being overly sensitive? I would just appreciate if things are done versus discussed and complained about and me being blamed for what I did or didn’t do…

I’ll start with the fact that my husband is very helpful and hands on with our one child. I’m definitely the primary caretaker of our house because of my flexibility working from home and his schedule doesn’t allow him to be home as much.

I’m months pregnant now and in the trenches of exhaustion and nausea, and I’ve definitely been doing less around the house, leaving more to him and just not doing the regular maintenance of the home, which he’s having to do and he isn’t used to.

He still will do stuff but this evening after a long day while doing housework, he just was having huffing, puffing and complaining, and pointing all things that weren’t done and it just causes such negative energy.

It’s definitely something I’ve talked to him about multiple times and in general, managing his emotions, but does anyone have any other tips or is this just the most partners? I don’t know what to do especially being pregnant. I told him he should be grateful for the fact that I’m having the opportunity to do less and that I’m actually carrying a baby because it took us a while to conceive this time around.

I don’t know how to get to him. I feel like we’re talking two different languages in situations like this. Am I being overly sensitive? I would just appreciate if things are done versus discussed and complained about and me being blamed for what I did or didn’t do…

After 3 miscarriages within a year, I saw a naturopath, acupuncturist and fertility clinic. I’m 34 and had one child 4 years ago.

Diagnosed with adenomyosis, endometriosis and an endometrioma (3 cm). Never had any pain or bloating, just extremely heavy periods after my first child (that I addressed with transexamic acid - this stuff is amazing).

Naturopath recommended circumin and melatonin for taking down inflammation. Baby Aspirin as well.

Acupuncturist worked on inflammation + ovaries/fertility. Did some moksha herbs as well.

Fertility clinic didn’t find anything else besides adeno and endo.

Was put on 2 anti inflammatory medications + progesterone.

Wanted to post in case this helps someone, happy to answer any questions!

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Any success stories here?

Had two chemical miscarriages and going to be trying IUI

Any success stories here?

Had two chemical miscarriages and going to be trying IUI

Would love to see if anybody else has experienced this. Recently got diagnosed with a 3 cm endometrioma on one of my ovaries. Previously, no cramps or symptoms of endometriosis. Trying to conceive and worried about how it will impact me.