God has been moving in mighty ways in our journey. We experienced unexplained infertility for over four years. The wait was long, hard, and heartbreaking. After four failed IUIs, God called us to become foster parents. We welcomed a four-day-old baby boy in January 2024 and officially adopted him this August. Fast forward to the Moms in the Making conference
My husband and I have been TTC for over 4 years. After a year of trying, we did all the tests and were diagnosed with unexplained infertility. Frustrated that there was no “real reason” medically that we couldn’t get pregnant, we knew it just wasn’t God’s timing yet. Throughout that next year, we did 5 rounds of IUI, all of
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
My husband and I prayed and tried for a baby for 8 years. We went through many difficult seasons, wondering why God would give us the desire to have a child, yet not allow us to conceive. I would pray, crying out to God, begging Him to bless us with a baby. Every time I saw a pregnancy announcement or
After getting married and trying to have a baby for five years, we sought medical help. We were told we had LESS than 1% chance to get pregnant and needed IVF. It was a rocky start, but after our first transfer, I became pregnant with twins. It was a healthy and easy pregnancy that led to two perfect babies. Finally,
My husband and I were walked through infertility for over 7 years with a diagnosis of uterine fibroids and low motility for my husband. While waiting on our miracle baby, we fostered over 8 kids, and I attended Moms in the Making groups and saw a life coach. I had to get over my hurt and anger. Finally, I began taking all natural vitamins
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