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Lisa Hayden

Moving to NJ Princeton - Need a good OB/GYN and hospital that I can trust. Please advice.

I will be moving to NJ - Princeton this fall. I would like some advice on good hospitals and OB GYN whom I can trust.

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KayCH28

Hi Lisa,

I live in East Windsor (15 minutes from Princeton) and see Dr. Diventi in Princeton- she's part of Princeton Medical Group. She delivers at Princeton hospital, which is a GREAT hospital with an outstanding maternity department. It's been recommended to me by many, many people. I've only been pregnant once earlier in the year (and miscarried/had a D&C), so I can't comment on delivery and such, but Dr. Diventi has been very supportive and helpful throughout my experience and I really trust her. They also do most ultrasounds at the hospital in the Maternal Fetal Medicine department, which is kind of cool :)

D&C 3/13/15 @ 9 weeks, Turner's Syndrome D&C 9/25/15 @ 7 weeks, normal baby Misoprostol, 1/8/16 @ 7 weeks, Turner's Syndrome AGAIN! Me- 29, PCOS, small septum (removed), stage 3 endometriosis, homozygous MTHFR c677t, ANA + DH- 30, Low-ish count, poor morphology, varicocele TTC #1 since December 2014 January 2015- Natural BFP March 2015- m/c at 9 weeks June 2015- follistim + ganirelix + pregnyl = cancelled, overstimmed July 2015- follistim + ganirelix + pregnyl + iui = BFN August 2015- follistim + ganirelix + pregnyl + iui = BFP September 2015- No heartbeat, d&c October 2015- laparoscopy/hysteroscopy- dx = stage 3 endometriosis, small uterine septum, tubes clear November 2015- follistim + ganirelix + pregnyl = BFP January 2016- Heartbeat gone @ 7 weeks