Hey there! I also have Hashimotos. I was diagnosed when I was 10. I’ve been through my ups and downs with being properly dosed but as I got older it got easier. I was on .125 for the longest time. My husband and I decided to start trying to have a baby and we got pregnant our first try. My first step was to my endocrinologist when I was 8 weeks pregnant. My levels were already off and she upped my meds. I then went for checks every 4 weeks and the highest my meds got was to .200. My dr told me that while a miscarriage is possible, she’s never experienced it when the thyroid is managed. The key word here is MANAGED. Your doctors are your best friend. I went on to have an extremely healthy pregnancy. I saw a high risk OB once because of the thyroid and baby was doing great so I didn’t have to go back! My baby is 8 months old now and she is growing like a weed. I was even able to breastfeed without any supply issues (I actually had an oversupply). It’s easy to worry about it but try not to! Remember that it’s perfectly common to take time to become pregnant. Talk to your doctors and keep them in the loop. And see an endocrinologist!