Pregnancy Announcements

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 4th week January, 2011. Angela S., from Robersonville, North Carolina posts: “US today revealed twins. YAY!!!!! Thank you all so very much.”

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 3rd week January, 2011. Jenny B., from Austell, Georgia posts: “My husband and I are excited to be pregnant again! Thank you Dr. Monteith and CHTRC for making this possible.”

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 2nd week January, 2011. Dolly H., from Panguitch, Utah posts: “On Oct 12, 2010 a had by TR with Dr. Monteith. On Dec. 20th was our positive pregnancy test and on Jan 11,2011 I saw my baby for the first time…I cant start to say how happy we are. Oh! did I mention that I am 41 years old.”

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 1st week January, 2011. Sara K., from Boyne City, Michigan posts: “I just had tubal reversal surgery 4 weeks ago. I was supposed to start my period 6 days ago and didn’t so I took a home pregnancy test that came out positive. Super quick results, very blessed. Thank you Dr. Monteith and CHTRC staff.”

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 4th week of December 2010. Cyndi E., from Little Rock, Arizona posts: “It took awhile but it happened! Dr. Monteith and his staff are wonderful people.”

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 3rd week December 2010. Shannon M., from Stillman Valley, Illinois posts: “I’m so excited my test came back positive and its only been 3 months since I had my tubes untied. And I want to thank u for all that u have done for me and my fiance.”

Pregnancy announcements from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center for the 2nd week December 2010. Michelle H., from Aurora, Colorado posts: “I really thought it would take longer than 3 months to get pregnant. I am almost 38 years old- my tubes had been tied for 13 years, and the length of my tubes after surgery was a bit shorter due to where my previous surgery had burned the tubes.”