Local Triad mother opens up about her journey to motherhood during National Infertility Awareness Week [Video]

Roughly 48 million couples struggle with infertility. It’s a staggering statistic from the Cleveland Clinic, but there is hope for many.This week is National Infertility Awareness Week, which aims to help 1 in 5 women under the age of 49.One local Triad mother said her journey to motherhood is something she’d do over again, if she had to. “I would’ve done everything I had to do in order to have a baby,” Natalie Fulcher said. Fulcher said having her son, Theodore, was not easy.“My husband and I had been talking about trying to have a baby for about three years previously,” she revealed. Then, Fulcher said she was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome, also known as PCOS. Top StoriesShot fired during fight in downtown Winston-SalemMan sentenced to more than 2 decades in prison for 2017 Winston-Salem murderFamily of Byerly road shooting victim grieves as suspect claims mistaken identity in courtGet …