My husband and I are thinking of moving to Rhode Island and I was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for an endocrinologist up there. I am in the process of preparing for the TTC stage and I don't want to slow it down just because of this, so I would also need a high-risk OB-Gyn. I would love to be able to go to the Joslin CLinic in Boston, but I am not sure if his Rhode Island BCBS will cover that. I am also not sure I want to be 45 mins to an hour away from the clinic and the hospital when we are ready to have a baby. Any tips would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!
Jana

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I think Kerri S did a similar set up? Check out SUM (Six Until Me) from maybe two-plus years ago. Or consider writing her directly?

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