My husband and I have been married for over eight years. For half of our marriage, we walked through the heartbreak of infertility while longing to grow our family. About a year into trying to conceive, I began experiencing severe symptoms of endometriosis that continued to worsen. I went from living a normal life to needing a cane and mobility
My husband and I have been married for 13 years. We spent the early years traveling and building our careers, choosing to wait before having kids. Five years ago, we felt ready to start a family, but nothing happened. Month after month turned into years. I was told to “just relax,” but deep down I knew something wasn’t right. I
Over the past year, God has done what I can only describe as heart surgery on me. I entered this season feeling lost and uncertain—after stepping away from acting after 10 years, and making a Holy Spirit-led move from LA to Florida, I didn’t know what God was doing with my life. At the same time, I was navigating infertility
$20,000 is the amount I needed for my endometriosis surgery and travel in January 2023. I was so anxious and stressed because I didn’t know how I’d pay for it. I knew it was God’s plan, so I trusted He would provide. During the December 2022 Moms in the Making prophetic prayer night, an intercessor prayed for the finances for
My husband and I went through four years of infertility. I had PCOS, one blocked fallopian tube, suspected endometriosis, and fibroids. We tried numerous treatments, including multiple rounds of IUI and two rounds of IVF. We did our egg retrieval on November 7, 2024, and retrieved three eggs. We completed a transfer that November, but it was unsuccessful. We completed
We were encouraged before the most recent Moms in the Making conference to come with something specific we were seeking the Lord for. This year for me, that was physical healing. For over four years, I’d had physical pain that began after my first miscarriage, lower pelvic pain, always on the left side. It started small but gradually got worse,
At age 18, after four years of miserable cycles, I was diagnosed with endometriosis. I still remember my doctor saying, “When you’re ready to start a family, you’ll probably need to come see me again to get cleaned out. Endometriosis makes it hard to get pregnant.” I lived with those words. Six months after trying without a positive pregnancy test,
Our journey to starting a family began two years into marriage. We were young, healthy, and honestly, a little naïve to the reality of infertility. After a year of trying, we saw a specialist, and that’s when I was diagnosed with endometriosis. I had surgery to remove scar tissue, and we began the long road of fertility treatments. Month after
I have had stage 4 endometriosis and PCOS since I was 17. These conditions have caused many challenges in my life, affecting relationships—whether with family, friends, or in intimate connections. Despite this, God has graciously given me an understanding partner who has been there through the infertility journey and chronic pain. However, it has still been difficult to grasp God’s
All my childhood I dreamed of being a mom. I was diagnosed with PCOS and endometriosis when I was 16, and the hope to have kids was low. The OB at the time told me if I wanted a chance at conceiving I’d need to try to have children in my early 20’s. I got married in 2017 at age
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