My infertility journey started six years ago. I joined Moms in the Making back in 2019, and it didn’t take long for me to realize that being a part of this community was life-changing. In 2020, I began leading my own group. We went through many treatments and years of waiting, being still and trusting the Lord’s direction.
In 2022, we felt led by God toward embryo adoption. We adopted three embryos and experienced a miscarriage with the first transfer. Our second transfer worked, but I ended up in the hospital at 20 weeks pregnant. I missed the conference last year because I was still in the hospital.
Attending the conference this year was nothing short of a redemption story for me. Not only was it redemptive because I finally got to attend, but the conference theme centered on the very verse that had carried me through my entire six-year journey. On top of that, I had my miracle baby this year—the one I prayed and believed for so faithfully at every conference over the past five years.
I spent three months in a hospital room, and in December of last year, we welcomed our miracle at 32 weeks. Both him and I are walking, living testimonies of the miracles God can and will do.
Here’s something I’ve learned about testimonies: they happen every day, in many different ways. God is constantly writing your story. When I look back over the six years that led me to this point, I can see how He was woven into all the details.
The community, prayers, and people believing with and for me during these years—even when mine and Sunny’s lives were at risk—are what Moms in the Making is all about. It’s a sisterhood of believers who rally behind you, celebrate with you, and stand by you on your worst days.
I’m forever grateful for the testimonies written throughout our six-year journey and for the ones I know God will continue to write.