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,
We struggled with infertility for 15 years. In the beginning, we had dreams and hopes, but somewhere along the way, my prayers changed from “Please grant the desire of my heart” to “Please, God, take the desire of my heart away.” At one point, I was done. I didn’t want to believe or hope anymore, and that’s when God showed
My husband and I have been trying to build our family for four years. Last year, God gave us two open doors – one for fertility treatments and another for adoption. After much prayer, we felt complete peace about pursuing adoption, specifically adopting siblings from foster care. After five months of intense and invasive interviews with the agency, we were
We are in the 7th year of our wait. I went through depression and very dark days in the beginning. After some fertility treatments, we were told we would never get pregnant without IVF. I prayed for a promise and sought a solution that would allow me to fix it, while convincing myself that I was full of faith. I
Being a part of Moms in the Making has led to so much breakthrough in my life. I spent years believing lies about myself, who God is and what He’s able to do. Up until the 2021 conference, I was convinced that I would live with fear and anxiety/panic attacks for the rest of my life. I experienced such a
Soon after marriage, we started trying for a family. Months turned into a year of negative tests. In May of 2019, our day had finally arrived! We were going to have a baby. Shortly after that, I was laying on that doctor bed hearing the words, “There is no heartbeat.” Our hearts were shattered, but we picked up the pieces
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