My husband and I got married in August of 2021. After 6 months of trying to have a baby, we ended up at our first fertility clinic. We were so unsure of what to expect. The doctor told us we would never have a baby without medical intervention and that IVF was our only option. We were devastated. We did
In 2019, I didn’t know what infertility was. At that point, I had been married for 10 years and had never conceived. I remember wondering what I was missing in my Christian walk that would warrant God deciding I couldn’t do what Scripture said to do: “Be fruitful and multiply…” While I’m sure I had encountered other struggling women, I
In March of 2021, my husband and I found out we were pregnant with our son via IVF. After a 3.5-year wait, we welcomed him into our family with great joy in November 2021. During my recovery from a C-section, I began an intense struggle with postpartum anxiety and depression. It was a very dark season—one I never would have
My infertility journey started six years ago. I joined Moms in the Making back in 2019, and it didn’t take long for me to realize that being a part of this community was life-changing. In 2020, I began leading my own group. We went through many treatments and years of waiting, being still and trusting the Lord’s direction. In 2022,
When my husband and I started trying to grow our family, I felt like all my friends had kids before me, and my children would be much younger than theirs. The Father knew that sadness was on my heart and always planned to redeem it! I had no idea then, but He had plans to bring one of my very
In 2016, my husband and I were married. We tried to grow our family naturally for about a year before seeking medical advice. I received a stage IV endometriosis diagnosis in 2019 after laparoscopic surgery. Our doctor informed us that we would have less than a 1% chance of conceiving naturally. We were discouraged but kept trusting the Lord. In
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