Unity Maternal Fetal Medicine

Unity Maternal Fetal Medicine Your journey matters. Unity MFM offers expert care for fertility & pregnancy with clarity, confidence, & compassion.

“Reminder: your story doesn’t need to match society’s schedule.”There’s an invisible clock everywhere you look — baby sh...
01/29/2026

“Reminder: your story doesn’t need to match society’s schedule.”
There’s an invisible clock everywhere you look — baby showers, holiday small talk, relatives who ask “when?” — and it can make a private journey feel like a public deadline. But timelines are social constructs, not moral grades. Your path toward parenthood (or choosing another life that feels whole) is yours to shape, not something to rush to please anyone else.

It’s okay to feel the ache of disappointment, the confusion of shifting plans, and the relief of choosing a different route. It’s okay to take time to grieve, to regroup, and to explore options in your own way. The decisions you make — whether to pause, pursue treatment, explore adoption, or build a meaningful life without children — are valid because they come from you, not from an outside timetable.

You don’t have to carry this pressure alone. Honest care treats your body, emotions, and values with equal weight. If you’d like a compassionate space to sort through choices, emotions, and next steps — without judgment or unrealistic deadlines — we’re here to listen and help you find what fits your life.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance with whole-person, evidence-informed care:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

“The emotional rollercoaster of failed cycles.”Each failed cycle can feel like being shoved off a cliff and then asked t...
01/28/2026

“The emotional rollercoaster of failed cycles.”
Each failed cycle can feel like being shoved off a cliff and then asked to stand up and keep walking. One day there’s hope, plans, and quiet imagining — the next there’s grief, confusion, and the hollow ache of loss. It’s not just one feeling; it’s an exhausting loop of hope, hurt, second-guessing, and fragile optimism that comes back around again.

You might find yourself replaying every choice, wondering if you missed a sign, or hiding the pain so friends and family don’t have to see it. That alone is heavy. The truth is: failure here doesn’t equal personal failure. Fertility is complicated, medical, and often unpredictable. Your worth isn’t measured by cycles, charts, or outcomes — it’s measured by who you are, not by what happened this month.

Grieving a cycle is real and valid. Let yourself name the sadness, the anger, the relief, or whatever else comes up — and if you can, reach for support that holds the whole picture: emotional care, clear medical input, and practical next steps that respect your body and your values. You don’t have to pretend you’re fine, and you don’t have to carry this weight alone.

If you’d like a compassionate space to process what happened, plan next steps, or simply be heard without judgment, we’re here to listen and help with whole-person, evidence-informed care.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to share your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

“Maternal age and miscarriage: separating fear from facts.”Conversations around age and pregnancy are often filled with ...
01/27/2026

“Maternal age and miscarriage: separating fear from facts.”
Conversations around age and pregnancy are often filled with alarming statistics, half-truths, and pressure — leaving many women carrying fear long before they carry a baby.

While age can influence fertility and miscarriage risk, it is not the whole story. Bodies are not deadlines. Health, genetics, support, and care matter deeply — and no single number defines your chances, your worth, or your future. Many women go on to have healthy pregnancies later in life, and many experience loss that has nothing to do with age at all.

If this topic brings anxiety, uncertainty, or grief, you’re not weak — you’re human. It’s okay to seek clarity, ask questions, and replace fear with evidence-based information and compassionate support. You deserve facts without fear, and care without judgment.

If you’d like a supportive space to talk through your concerns, risks, and options with empathy and clarity, we’re here to walk alongside you with holistic, evidence-informed care.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

“If ‘just relaxing’ worked, infertility wouldn’t exist.”This journey isn’t about staying calm enough or doing everything...
01/26/2026

“If ‘just relaxing’ worked, infertility wouldn’t exist.”
This journey isn’t about staying calm enough or doing everything “right.” It’s about moving through something complex, emotional, and deeply human — often while carrying grief, hope, and exhaustion at the same time.

If you’ve been told to just relax, be patient, or stop thinking about it, know this: your feelings are valid. Infertility is not a mindset failure. It’s okay to feel overwhelmed, angry, numb, or heartbroken. What helps most isn’t advice — it’s empathy, understanding, and support that meets you where you are.

You deserve space to process, to ask questions, to explore options, and to be held with compassion — not rushed or minimized. You don’t have to navigate this alone, and you don’t have to be strong all the time.

If you’d like a safe, compassionate space to talk through emotions, fertility challenges, and next steps, we’re here to listen and support you with holistic, evidence-informed care.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to share your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

Infertility is complex — not a one-size-fits-all problem with a quick fix or a catchy slogan.When people offer “easy” ad...
01/25/2026

Infertility is complex — not a one-size-fits-all problem with a quick fix or a catchy slogan.
When people offer “easy” advice (“just relax,” “lose weight,” “try this supplement”), it can feel dismissive or leave you wondering if you’re to blame. That kind of lazy guidance ignores how hormones, mental health, sleep, stress, nutrition, and past medical history all interact — and how deeply personal this journey is.

You deserve thoughtful, evidence-informed support that meets you where you are. Gentle lifestyle changes, realistic self-care, medical guidance, and emotional support can work together to rebalance your body and your heart. It’s okay to ask for help, to set boundaries around well-meaning but unhelpful comments, and to look for care that treats your whole life — not just a single symptom.

If you’re tired of quick fixes and want a compassionate, personalized way forward, we’re here to listen and help you build a plan that fits your life and your values.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

It’s okay to hold both truths at once.You can feel calm in your body and still be facing infertility. You can feel anxio...
01/24/2026

It’s okay to hold both truths at once.
You can feel calm in your body and still be facing infertility. You can feel anxious and still conceive. Emotions rarely follow logic — they’re messy, layered, and entirely human. Feeling calm doesn’t mean you don’t hurt. Feeling anxious doesn’t mean you’re “doing it wrong.” Both responses are valid reactions to uncertainty, loss, and the pressure that comes with fertility journeys.

If you’re carrying quiet worry or trying to stay steady while your heart aches, know this: your experience matters. Gentle, consistent choices — better sleep, movement that feels restorative, balanced meals, and emotional support — can help rebalance hormones and ease the load. Therapy, community, or a clinician who understands fertility and mental health can make a real difference, too.

You don’t have to figure this out alone. If you want someone to listen and help you create realistic, compassionate next steps, we’re here.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

Living a full, joyful life with PCOS doesn’t mean pretending everything is perfect — it means learning to live well alon...
01/23/2026

Living a full, joyful life with PCOS doesn’t mean pretending everything is perfect — it means learning to live well alongside what’s real. 💛

If you’re tired of the cycle of shame, quick-fix promises, or the idea that fertility or wellness is an all-or-nothing scoreboard, this message is for you: your life can be rich, meaningful, and joyful even while you manage symptoms. PCOS affects energy, mood, cycles, and hormones — and that can reshape how you feel about your body, plans, and identity. That grief is real. So is the possibility of hope, small wins, and steady progress.

Here’s what gentle change can look like:
• Prioritize sleep and restorative rest — it’s powerful for hormones.
• Move in ways that feel good (not punitive). Consistency > intensity.
• Nourish with balanced meals that support blood sugar and mood.
• Build emotional support — a therapist, trusted friend, or group who gets it.
• Celebrate what your body does for you, not only what it produces.

You don’t have to accept overwhelm as normal. Small, consistent shifts + compassionate support add up. If you’d like a partner to help you find realistic steps tailored to your life, we’re here.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

“You are not lazy. You are navigating a complex hormonal condition.”Those words matter because so much of the exhaustion...
01/22/2026

“You are not lazy. You are navigating a complex hormonal condition.”
Those words matter because so much of the exhaustion, brain-fog, mood shifts, and reduced motivation that come with PCOS or hormonal imbalance get misread as personal failure. If you’re waking up tired even after a full night’s sleep, struggling to find energy for the things you love, or feeling guilty about needing rest — that’s not a character flaw. It’s a signal from your body that needs attention, compassion, and a plan that fits you.

Be kind to yourself today. Small, consistent changes — better sleep, gentle strength-building, balanced nutrition, stress reduction, and recovery — often move the needle more than pushing harder. And emotional support matters just as much as physical care: grief, frustration, and identity shifts around fertility and health are real, and they deserve space to be heard.

You don’t have to do this alone. If you’re ready for personalized, compassionate support to balance hormones and rebuild energy without shame, we’d love to walk with you.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

It’s so common to believe “the more I exercise, the better my PCOS will get.” But for many people with PCOS that push fo...
01/21/2026

It’s so common to believe “the more I exercise, the better my PCOS will get.” But for many people with PCOS that push for more — especially high-intensity or excessive training without enough recovery — can actually make symptoms worse. That doesn’t mean exercise isn’t powerful. It means the type, intensity and balance matter.

When we overdo it our bodies release extra stress hormones (hello, cortisol), sleep and recovery suffer, and insulin sensitivity can actually worsen — all things that can interfere with ovulation, mood, and energy. Gentle consistency, strength work to support muscle and metabolism, and movement that boosts joy (walking, yoga, swimming) often wins over chronic hard training. Most importantly: rest, sleep, and nourishment are part of the plan — not optional extras.

If you’re tired, overwhelmed, or feeling like your body’s not responding the way it “should,” you’re seen. Start by asking: What feels sustainable? Where can I add gentle strength? When will I rest? And remember — personalized guidance matters. What helps one person may not help another.

If you’d like a compassionate, individualized place to start, we’re here to help.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

Or DM us — we’re here to listen.

Guilt about fertility and age can feel heavy — like a quiet voice that shows up at the worst times and tells you you’ve ...
01/20/2026

Guilt about fertility and age can feel heavy — like a quiet voice that shows up at the worst times and tells you you’ve fallen behind. That voice doesn’t know your whole story. It doesn’t see the treatments you’ve tried, the appointments you’ve kept, the tears you’ve wiped away, or the brave choices you make every day. It also doesn’t see the wisdom, strength, and resilience you carry with you.

Unlearning that guilt starts with naming it and giving it less power. It means reminding yourself that timelines aren’t one-size-fits-all: people grow, heal, and become parents (in many forms) at different ages and in different ways. It means allowing grief, hope, and curiosity to exist side-by-side without forcing yourself to “choose” one or the other. And it means asking for help when the weight gets too heavy — from a trusted clinician, a therapist, a partner, or a community that understands.

You deserve compassion — from others, and most importantly, from yourself. Your worth isn’t measured by age, by test results, or by how quickly your path unfolds. Your journey is valid, and your feelings matter.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

“It’s never too late to embrace your maternal path.”Whether that path looks like pregnancy now, later, or a different ki...
01/19/2026

“It’s never too late to embrace your maternal path.”
Whether that path looks like pregnancy now, later, or a different kind of parenthood entirely — your timeline is yours, and it’s okay to honor it with kindness.

If you feel pressure from clocks, expectations, or comparisons, breathe. Aging brings wisdom, perspective, and readiness that are powerful allies on this journey. You may choose medical options, adoption, fostering, or a life full of meaning beyond biological parenting — every choice is valid. Give yourself permission to grieve what you’ve lost, celebrate what you still hope for, and ask for help when you need it. You don’t have to do this alone.

If you’d like a compassionate space to talk through options, emotions, and next steps, we’re here to listen and support you with holistic, evidence-informed care.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

Your journey is valid — even when it looks different from others.Some days the path feels hopeful and clear; other days ...
01/18/2026

Your journey is valid — even when it looks different from others.
Some days the path feels hopeful and clear; other days it feels heavy, confusing, or heartbreakingly quiet. Whether you’re walking through PCOS, infertility, pregnancy loss, or the waiting and wondering that comes with trying — your feelings are real, your grief is real, and your strength is real.

You don’t have to be “fixed” to deserve kindness. Give yourself permission to rest, to set boundaries, and to ask for support. Small steps — a gentle routine, a trusted clinician, honest talks with your partner, or a safe space to grieve — add up. Healing isn’t linear, and choosing compassion for your body and your heart isn’t giving up; it’s choosing to stay with yourself through the hard parts.

If you want someone to listen without judgment and help you find calm, clarity, and balance on this path, we’re here.

👉 Book a FREE Discovery Call to talk through your experience and learn how we support emotional + hormonal balance:
https://link.unitymfm.com/widget/bookings/1on1-consultation-24-75cbcf52-199f-4bbc-86b0-420e577d7e01

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Heather Stanley-Christian, MD

“The advent of an unanticipated pregnancy complication can have implications which extend beyond the physical fate of the unborn child. Families may be faced with difficult and daunting decisions of lasting impact to the family unit. In those times, walking that path can heighten maternal and family anxieties.

As a Consultant in Maternal-Fetal Medicine, my role is to provide expert guidance on this path. Information is concisely shared to educate the patient about the nature and prognosis of their particular condition. This will empower the family to choose a management plan which best fits their needs. Options are compassionately presented, and carefully discussed in a psychologically “safe” environment. Perinatal care, as it relates to aspects considered important to the patient, is addressed at all times. Quality care and family satisfaction is paramount in my style of practice.”

Medical Degree Yale University School of Medicine – New Haven, Connecticut

Residency Georgetown University Medical Center – Washington, DC