In October 2023, one week after our 3rd miscarriage, I boarded a flight to my very first Moms in the Making conference. I walked in so angry with God that I couldn’t even lift my hands and worship. I didn’t understand how these women all around me could have so much hope and joy in the midst of deep grief.
A few days after my first miscarriage, we had a house fire and were displaced for a year and a half. Six months after our first loss, I experienced a second miscarriage. We did IVF and during the process, 18 eggs were retrieved, resulting in six embryos, but only one was viable. The embryo transfer failed, and the doctor said
Before I found Moms in the Making, I was in the trenches of grief and loss. I was part of an online support group, but it was no longer helping, and I knew I needed something more. I felt so alone. One day I was talking with my grandmother about everything I was going through, and she said, “We’re going
For 13 years, I’ve been trying to conceive. After surgery to remove 11 fibroids, I went into my last embryo transfer in 2025 full of hope. I truly believed this was it, the end of the waiting. But after nine weeks, I miscarried, and I was completely broken. I wasn’t angry with God. Through the Moms in the Making Bible
For years, my story was marked by words doctors spoke over me. “You may never carry a baby.”“You will never conceive naturally.” Doctors were certain. Statistics were convincing. The future they painted felt final. But thankfully, I found Moms in the Making, where I was reminded that God’s plans are greater than medical reports. Through what can only be described
In 2021, I was heartbroken and lonely because of my difficulty getting pregnant. I was desperate for help but didn’t know where to turn. I decided to take a chance on the Moms in the Making conference in Dallas without knowing anyone there. I went because I couldn’t find joy. At the conference, when I heard Caroline speak, I realized
Five years ago, I never imagined the journey God would lead us on. I entered this season longing for children, but what I didn’t realize was how deeply God longed for my heart. I’ve always believed in Jesus, but through three pregnancy losses and the early, terrifying arrival of our 26-weeker twins, God brought me to a place where I
Three years ago, these four women gathered in a living room to share their grief over infertility with God and one another. Moms in the Making brought us together, and God aligned our stories—and our little ones, all born within months of one another. Three years ago, grief brought us together. Now, the joy of making music with our children
In March 2024, as we prepared to begin a frozen embryo transfer cycle, we were completely surprised by an incredible blessing—a spontaneous natural pregnancy, our first since 2019. We praised God and hoped this would be the baby we’d finally bring home. However, the day before leaving for the Moms in the Making leader retreat in April, I underwent a
Prior to attending my very first MITM conference in 2023, I was broken, hurting, filled with doubt and convinced that no keynote speaker was going to fix that. I had just experienced my third miscarriage one week before and was overwhelmed by the grief and the timing. I read an email in the days leading up to conference where someone
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