I’ve been married to the love of my life, Ben, for 11 years. Like many couples, we wanted children but focused on our careers first. Four years into our marriage, we still hadn’t conceived, and in 2019, I discovered I had diminished ovarian reserve while trying to donate eggs to my sister. That moment began years of infertility treatments, appointments,
In December 2022, my fertility journey began when we found out we were pregnant. Sadly, in February 2023, we miscarried. Later that year, after undergoing testing, we were told by two doctors that we had less than a one percent chance of getting pregnant naturally due to male infertility factors. In March 2024, I received a promise from God that
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
We began trying to grow our family immediately after getting married in October 2020. After eight months of irregular periods and no success getting pregnant, we met with a midwife who diagnosed me with PCOS. We began doing medicated cycles, and I conceived on the very first one, but we lost our sweet baby at six weeks. After months of
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,
Last year I joined Moms in the Making. My husband and I had been married little over a year at that time. My marriage was on the brinks and it was a dire situation that only God could fix. A few months before the Moms in the Making conference, my husband told me he didn’t think he wanted to be
My husband and I got married in the fall of 2019 under a beautiful rainbow (God’s promise to us). We decided to try and grow our family in January 2020. Three cycles in, I was pregnant! Sadly, we lost that sweet child around 7.5 weeks. We decided to name her Francis Quinn, which means free and raised by God. Even
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