A courageous mother, Diana Bowden, 39, who experienced the heartbreak of four miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy, has finally given birth to a baby boy, thanks to a course of antibiotics that cured her fertility issues.
Diana's fertility struggles began after she suffered five baby losses between December 2017 and June 2021, leaving doctors puzzled.
Determined to become parents, Diana and her partner, Mike Grosvenor, 41, were devastated by the repeated setbacks and began to wonder if they would ever have children.
Participating in a trial for women with recurrent miscarriages, Diana underwent a biopsy that revealed she had endometritis, an infection of the uterus that hindered embryo implantation.
With a prescribed course of antibiotics, Diana conceived their first child, Freddie, now three months old, within 12 months of treatment.
The couple's journey, though filled with challenges, ended joyfully with the arrival of their "rainbow baby," Freddie. Despite the hardships,
Diana remains grateful for the support and help she received from Tommy's, a baby loss charity, and now wants to share her story to raise awareness and offer hope to other women struggling with similar experiences.
To support Tommy's, Diana is fundraising by walking 8,000 steps a day with Freddie throughout March.
