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Infertility: Getting a Second Opinion

August 7, 2019

Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. Matthew 7:7

The prompting

“What has God told you about seeking medical help for conceiving?” was the question that prompted me to finally take the step in getting a second opinion from a fertility doctor. A few weeks prior to being asked that by my best friend who has also trekked this road, I participated in 40 days of prayer and fasting with a support group that I belong to for women dealing with infertility, miscarriage, and/or loss called Psalm 113:9 Ministries. During this season of prayer and fasting, I was asking God to work a miracle for us in getting me pregnant. I knew what the doctors had said, but I was believing in God for a miracle. I was in limbo because the last bit of instructions I received from the Lord was to wait and He would tell me what to do next, but I felt like it had almost been two years and I hadn’t received a word yet – at least not the word I wanted to hear. Throughout the 40 days, the words “obedience” and “action” kept ringing loudly in my spirit. Whether it was in a bible verse, the passage for the day or something I saw on IG – those were the words that always seemed to stand out, but I really didn’t put much thought into it as the reasoning wasn’t revealed until after the fast.

As it relates to “seeking medical help”, I hadn’t even thought about going back to a doctor for treatment because I was believing in God for what my plan was for myself, a natural pregnancy. I didn’t want any of the treatment options the previous doctor suggested, saying to myself “that’s not my path” and I had faith that God was going to not only bless me with the desires of my heart but the way I wanted Him to do it. I hate anything medical related and did not want to have to go “the medical route”. While I stood my ground in my faith, my best friend encouraged me to seek a second opinion and to not be dismissive to medical treatment. She said, “sometimes God works miracles supernaturally and sometimes He works miracles through His people, like doctors, that He called for this purpose.” She went on to say, “just like God calls pastors to ministry, you to social work, He has called some to be doctors just to help people like us, don’t dismiss it just because it may not be part of your plan.” Y’all she was preaching to me! It became clear at that moment that the words obedience and action were what God needed me to do – obey and take action. If I hadn’t done the prayer and fasting, I wouldn’t have gotten my next set of instructions.

The search

I believe it was the next day after the prompting I did a google search for “fertility doctors in Huntsville” and the first one in the search results was Dr. Davenport at the Fertility Institute of North Alabama. I went to the website and felt this immediate calmness come over me. The website was amazingly detailed and informative about all the treatments they offer, the various testing they perform, all the information about fertility, and many of the frequently asked questions. Those who know me know that I need all the details, so based on the detailed website I was already sold. Then I read their about page, learned the meaning behind their name FINA, it means “He shall add” in Hebrew, and just knew God sent me there and that was the place for me and Joe. I called to schedule a consultation and the receptionist was extrememly helpful. I was sent some medical/health history documents to complete online so that I wouldn’t have to spend time completing that in the office – this was a plus for me and shows that they really put thought into something as simple as a medical history form. I just think having to complete that in the office could create more anxiety and frustration. Sometimes it’s hard to remember every little thing especially while you’re in the waiting room of a fertility clinic. Having an opportunity prior to our appointment to recall and document our health history allowed us time to make sure we had all the information we could provide. Kudos FINA!

The help

Going into FINA for our consultation was nerve-racking, to say the least. However, walking into the clinic, I felt that same calming spirit that I felt when I visited the website fall over me again. We were greeted by the receptionist, checked in and was soon after called back by the nurse. She briefly reviewed our medical history, asked a few questions and then told us the doctor would be in with us shortly. Dr. D came in for our consultation. We went through our medical history, focusing on the pelvic pain I’ve been experiencing, the possible endometriosis, and the past testing that I’ve had. Based on our conversation Dr. D suspected that I might have endometriosis and first suggested a saline ultrasound and then the laparoscopic surgery. I remember thinking to myself, “see this is why I didn’t want to seek medical help! I don’t want surgery!” Tears began to fill my eyes, my heart started beating so fast and it soon became difficult to breathe. Dr. D immediately noticed the emotions and asked me what I was feeling. (Side note: One thing I appreciate about our new doctor is that he’s been so attentive to me and my feelings and often asks, how I’m feeling, if I have questions, what are my thoughts. It just does my little social worker heart good to know that he truly cares. Kudos again, FINA!) I told him I was very nervous about the surgery and he calmed my nerves by explaining to me what the laparoscopic surgery was and how the procedure is done. In my head, I imagined a Chicago Med type surgery where I’m cut open, bleeding out, the doctor and nurses in panic mode, the whole nine. Well, nah. It’s nothing like that. Joe, of course, turned it into a joke and we all just laughed until I was okay with moving forward (thank God for Joe).

Dr. D let me have my moment, told me that his first concern was addressing the pain I’ve been experiencing saying that I should not have to suffer. The first step was to address the issue, the next step to get us pregnant. I felt immediate relief. Thank God for a doctor who cares. Dr. D made us aware of all the possibilities moving forward. He said one possibility could just be endometriosis and he goes in, remove it and then we would be able to try to conceive on our own for a few months. Another possibility is that if it’s endometriosis it could come back and make conception difficult and then we’d have to explore other options. Another possibility he mentioned was tubal damage which can be caused by endometriosis and depending on the severity would lessen our chances of conceiving naturally. He said IVF may be our option, but he wouldn’t know until surgery. I have to admit that all the possibilities gave me anxiety initially, but looking back I’m so thankful he started to make us aware of what we could face so that I wouldn’t be taken by surprise by the outcome. God knows what we need ?

The Plan

The next step was more blood work – I hate getting shots. (Another side note: one of the reasons, probably the main reason, I was so against medical help was because as a child I watched my grandparents go in and out of the hospital so much due to various illnesses and disease. My cousins and I would often accompany my grandmother to doctor’s appointments, watch her get blood work done, visit her at the hospital when she had to stay for treatment. In some ways, it’s traumatic as a child watching your grandparents in and out of the hospital for years until their passing. I’ve been apprehensive of anything more than a check-up or urgent care visit for a cold. So, as it relates to anything beyond that, I go back to that place as a child with fear of something being wrong.) After the bloodwork, Dr. D told me he wanted me to get on birth control (ugh!) and then we scheduled the appointment for the saline ultrasound.

I remember walking out of the clinic and into the parking lot and falling into Joe’s arms in tears. “I don’t know if I can do this”, I told him. That consultation was a lot and I was so afraid of what was to come. Joe reminded me of everything we’ve been through and overcome together and assured me that this wouldn’t be any different. He said, “your favorite thing is to have a plan, and look, we have a plan! We didn’t have anything before this.” He was right, we had a plan. I like plans.

Prayer and taking it one day at a time has been our way of handling things. Apparently, God thinks we are more than capable of weathering all that’s to come, so we are choosing to trust Him through the process. We’ve decided to share our journey to pregnancy every step of the way. Not only is it therapeutic but we believe that God is going to get the glory from this situation and someone needs to hear what we’re going through while we’re going through. Until the next post…

Live well,

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  • Anonymous
    August 8, 2019

    Your friend grave you great advice. There is nothing wrong with getting help from doctors. Sometimes it’s all about the right doctor ?

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    • Sherelle Gilbert
      Anonymous
      August 9, 2019

      You’re so right about that!! ?

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I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍 With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽 7 years trying to conceive 4 years of treatment 4 surgeries 2 miscarriages 2 failed transfers 5 babies lost And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽 #fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
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2 failed transfers 
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And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
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I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍 With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽 7 years trying to conceive 4 years of treatment 4 surgeries 2 miscarriages 2 failed transfers 5 babies lost And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽 #fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
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I’m a press-on nails girlie now and I love this for me 💅🏾 I have been eyeing this set by @kissproducts for a while and decided to give them a try. They are my favorite yet! I love how natural they look and how easy they were to apply. Some of the girlies on TikTok told me to dehydrate my nails with acetone nail polish remover before applying my nails, so that’s what you see me doing here. Apparently it helps the nails adhere to your natural nails even better! Let me know what you think of these and if you’re a press-on girlie, which nails should I try next! ⬇️ • • • #diynails #kisspressonnails #pressonnails #nailsathome
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What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽 Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
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I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍 With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽 7 years trying to conceive 4 years of treatment 4 surgeries 2 miscarriages 2 failed transfers 5 babies lost And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽 #fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. 

When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. 

My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍

With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽

7 years trying to conceive 
4 years of treatment
4 surgeries 
2 miscarriages 
2 failed transfers 
5 babies lost 

And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽

#fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
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I feel like at this point sharing bad news has been the biggest part of my journey. We did our 4th embryo transfer on Monday, March 6. When I got confirmation a week later that I was not pregnant and our 4th attempt failed, I told God, “this is getting old” 😞 It feels like we’ve experienced so much disappointment, sadness, frustration and grief on this journey that it’s getting harder and harder to imagine what the other side will look like. When I started my fertility journey, I legit thought we would be successful on our first round. I thought this journey would go by pretty quickly and never thought we would experience loss. Four years of treatment later, and here we are - still in the wait, still hoping our day will come, still holding onto faith, still pushing through the pain of this journey. My pastor recently said that sometimes God gives us assignments we didn’t ask for, but if God brings us to it He will bring us through it. And I’m crazy enough to believe that despite everything we’ve been through, God still has something amazing for us up ahead. He’s already gone before us and prepared it for us, it’s just waiting for us 🤍 With each passing year and cycle, our journey feels more and more like a math equation - counting how many years we’ve been trying, how many transfers we’ve done, how many embryos we have remaining and how many little babes we’ve lost. Even though all of it is just too much, I see how God has kept us through all of it. Even though we haven’t gotten our victory yet, we are still victorious 🙌🏽 7 years trying to conceive 4 years of treatment 4 surgeries 2 miscarriages 2 failed transfers 5 babies lost And yet the #crazyfaith journey continues 🙏🏽 #fertilityjourney #ivfjourney #deivf #infertilityawareness #miscarriageawareness #endometriosisawareness #blackinfertility
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I’m a press-on nails girlie now and I love this for me 💅🏾

I have been eyeing this set by @kissproducts for a while and decided to give them a try. They are my favorite yet! I love how natural they look and how easy they were to apply. Some of the girlies on TikTok told me to dehydrate my nails with acetone nail polish remover before applying my nails, so that’s what you see me doing here. Apparently it helps the nails adhere to your natural nails even better! 

Let me know what you think of these and if you’re a press-on girlie, which nails should I try next! ⬇️
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I’m a press-on nails girlie now and I love this for me 💅🏾 I have been eyeing this set by @kissproducts for a while and decided to give them a try. They are my favorite yet! I love how natural they look and how easy they were to apply. Some of the girlies on TikTok told me to dehydrate my nails with acetone nail polish remover before applying my nails, so that’s what you see me doing here. Apparently it helps the nails adhere to your natural nails even better! Let me know what you think of these and if you’re a press-on girlie, which nails should I try next! ⬇️ • • • #diynails #kisspressonnails #pressonnails #nailsathome
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What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽 Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽

Happy Monday 💕
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What God is preparing you for is bigger than you imagined. That’s why He had you wait. Start preparing for what you’ve been praying for. You’re entering into your “and God remembered her” season. Claim it, believe it and receive it 🙌🏽 Happy Monday 💕
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I grew up on Detroit style pizza way before I even knew it was a thing! If you don’t know or haven’t had it, Detroit style pizza is top tier. It’s a deep dish crispy crusted goodness and in my top two favorite types of pizza.

I was craving one and decided to make it at home. This was my first attempt and although it’s not perfect yet, it still gave what it needed to give 🙌🏽

I used two 8” aluminum deep dish pans, these are a great alternative if you don’t have a deep dish pan. The ingredients include:

•Publix premade pizza dough
•All purpose flour 
•Olive oil
•Rao’s marinara sauce (@raoshomemade has THEEE best sauce)
•Mozzarella cheese
•Turkey pepperoni 
•Mike’s hot honey @mikeshothoney 

I baked the pizzas on 450 for about 25 minutes. 

I was so happy with the outcome and it satisfied my craving! I’ll share this recipe tutorial again the next time I make it! In the meantime, let me know in the comments your favorite pizza (style, type, toppings) ⬇️
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I grew up on Detroit style pizza way before I even knew it was a thing! If you don’t know or haven’t had it, Detroit style pizza is top tier. It’s a deep dish crispy crusted goodness and in my top two favorite types of pizza. I was craving one and decided to make it at home. This was my first attempt and although it’s not perfect yet, it still gave what it needed to give 🙌🏽 I used two 8” aluminum deep dish pans, these are a great alternative if you don’t have a deep dish pan. The ingredients include: •Publix premade pizza dough •All purpose flour •Olive oil •Rao’s marinara sauce (@raoshomemade has THEEE best sauce) •Mozzarella cheese •Turkey pepperoni •Mike’s hot honey @mikeshothoney I baked the pizzas on 450 for about 25 minutes. I was so happy with the outcome and it satisfied my craving! I’ll share this recipe tutorial again the next time I make it! In the meantime, let me know in the comments your favorite pizza (style, type, toppings) ⬇️ • • • #homemadepizza #detroitstylepizza #foodie
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