In February of 2011 I had a miscarriage. I was so devastated, like so many other woman. I had tried to get pregnant for about 6 months prior to that and the loss was heart breaking. The same week I miscarried Kyle got offered a job in Boise, Idaho. To make a long story short we moved to Boise in June 2011.
I loved Dr. Gary Fowers in Logan. I told him we were moving and in between sobs I tried to convince him to move with us. It didn't work.
I was very nervous about finding a new OB/GYN and I did a lot of shopping around. A friend of mine referred me to Dr. Kerry Lowder. She had seen him for a few months during her first pregnancy before switching for insurance reasons. I felt good about Dr. Lowder and decided to give him a try.
I liked him from the moment I met him. We just clicked! He is kind of goofy and says the dumbest things sometimes, but so do I and it works. For almost a year I met with him on a monthly basis, if not more than that as he helped me get pregnant with Celeste. We did a long list of fertility treatments before I finally got pregnant. Then I continued to see him through the whole pregnancy. I know more about him than I do a lot of other people I would call friends.
I could make a long list of the wonderful things he has done for me. The little random acts of kindness that most doctors don't do for their patients. I have a very special place in my heart for this man. He is almost like a dad to me. Kyle and other people think I have an odd relationship with Dr. Lowder, but after going through so much it is hard not to. I have cried multiple times in this man's office. I have shared the most personal experiences. I have asked the most embarrassing questions. I have trusted this man with my health and future children. To me it isn't a mystery why Dr. Lowder has such a special place in my heart.
After I had Celeste I really wanted a picture of Dr. Lowder. I think he was kind of shocked when I asked him to pose for this picture, but I am glad I did. I have another one of him smiling at Celeste. It is a little blurry, but it is very sweet. I am so glad I got this shot. This picture means a lot to me.




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