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What do people wish they knew before pregnancy?

37 people answered this on the record, across 8 organisations. The change they described most often was better family or relationship life — 13 of 37 raised it unprompted. 11 described feeling heard and supported by the provider. Each figure is a count of what someone said in a recorded interview.

Based on interviews recorded up to 2026-08-17. Updated as new interviews arrive.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

What the answers had in common

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

Outcomes described by people answering: What do people wish they knew before pregnancy?
What changedInterviewsShare
Family & relationships13 of 3735%
Felt supported11 of 3730%
Better systems6 of 3716%
More energy4 of 3711%
Digestion4 of 3711%
Symptom relief4 of 3711%
  • We had moved in 2020 out of the city. knew we wanted to expand our family. we moved for more space and we had started trying, you know, off and on and, we went to some doctors and just, it wasn't happening for us.Darcie Martin
  • But there's, it's nice to be able to focus on positives now that we have and just having the knowledge that we didn't have beforehand makes you feel just a little more supported going into this.Darcie Martin
  • I felt like I had a kind of the spiritual component going on in my own life as a Catholic Christian, and also then working with someone else who her philosophy was, "You're fertile, not infertile." And so the other pi…Virginia Terry
  • I'd been feeling more energy, less bloat.Darcie Martin

The interviews behind this answer

What they doubted first

  • I think just the time, the money—is this really going to fix my problems? Is what I'm dealing with really worth all of this time or worth all of this money? I just decided that it was worth a shot. It was better than not feeling well, and I felt like I was ti…Annie Eich
  • I felt FabFertil was fair for their cost for what they offered.Virginia Terry
  • Something that almost prevented me from getting started was honestly time. I tend to over-commit and be a part of a lot of business groups and business coaches because I always think I need more and more help. When I looked at my calendar and really looked at…Emily Wishall

Follow-up questions they answered

Is Reimagined Health better than traditional IVF for unexplained infertility?
Darcie felt traditional doctors didn't provide answers and rushed her toward IVF despite normal labs. She found Dr. Latib's approach superior because it bridged the gap between naturopathic and traditional medicine to find the root cause. — Darcie Martin
Can you manage Hashimoto's symptoms while trying to conceive?
Yes, Darcie reported that through the program her thyroid symptoms were under control, she had more energy, and experienced less bloating before successfully becoming pregnant. — Darcie Martin
Is the Reimagined Health community support effective?
Darcie found the weekly community calls and the 'safety net' of Dr. Latib's support to be a vital resource, even if she didn't have specific questions herself. — Darcie Martin
How can I treat first trimester nausea and fatigue naturally?
Mia Graber found relief through Health Youniversity’s holistic care, which included acupuncture, specific foods to eat, and at-home remedies. She noted that after appointments with Dr. Susan Fox, she consistently felt better and received concrete guidance when she was unsure how to treat her symptoms. — Mia Graber
Can Health Youniversity help with breastfeeding and milk supply?
Yes, Mia Graber reported receiving unexpected and crucial postpartum support. Dr. Susan Fox provided nutrition tips and tailored ways to support both Mia's own health and her milk supply as she learned to feed her baby for the first time. — Mia Graber
Does Dr. Susan Fox have experience with rare autoimmune conditions?
Mia Graber was surprised to find that Dr. Fox had in-depth knowledge of her relatively unknown autoimmune syndrome. Dr. Fox immediately suggested diet and lifestyle adaptations to help Mia feel better while navigating pregnancy with the condition. — Mia Graber

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