As I write this message, my eyes fill with tears… I’ve heard the testimonies of others, but truthfully, I wondered if it would ever REALLY happen to me… I had a dream from God that one day I would have a baby girl and name her Isabelle. Then, over the years, as life happened (I didn’t get pregnant, adoptions fell
After being married 2 years we tried IVF with donor eggs, but I did not get pregnant. We then, after being married 14 years, went through an open adoption. It was a precious baby girl we named Brooke. The birth mom changed her mind and we were left devastated but God gave us such comfort during that time. We had all this baby
We felt our call to parenthood in 2015. We excitedly began trying. After a year and no success on our own, we sought help in 2016. We had failed fertility treatments despite being told my physical exam “looks perfect.” There were no answers for why we couldn’t conceive. In 2017, we felt a tug on our hearts to pursue adoption.
My husband and I have been trying to grow our family for over 9 years. After five years of trying we finally conceived, only to lose our baby in miscarriage. Two more times we got pregnant, and sadly miscarried. There were theories, but no doctor diagnosis of why we had trouble. It was unexplained..We grieved and moved on. We decided
“After the birth and the loss of our daughter Noel Christin (15 days after she was born) in the first year of our marriage back in 2013 and a failed adoption during the 3rd year of our marriage 2015, we were blessed to have had our third round of IUI be successful during our 4th year of marriage. We had
“My husband and I met on a mission trip at Southern Charleston University, in the summer of 2001. We married in July of 2007 after four years of dating and started trying shortly after. Fast forward through years of trying, finding out we both have fertility issues (we speak against this in the name of Jesus!), crying out to God,
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