I came to one of the recent Moms in the Making prayer calls carrying a heaviness that didn’t make sense to me. I had a beautiful seven-week-old baby—one that many of the women on that call had prayed for, hoped for, and believed for right alongside me. And yet, I felt drained and numb. Caring for three miracles who call
When I joined Moms in the Making in the middle of the Fall 2021 semester, I was truly struggling with my mental health. At the time, my husband, Tyler, and I had been trying to grow our family since 2018. I was also wrestling with my faith, wondering if something I had done in the past had caused our infertility.
Moms in the Making was crucial to my infertility journey. I was the only one in my family who had ever struggled with conceiving, and while they were so supportive, they couldn’t fully grasp the pain I was experiencing. At the same time, I was also searching for Christian fellowship, but having a hard time finding it. To not only
Four years ago, I sat in my living room with four other women, praying, crying, and dreaming of our future miracle babies as we bonded over infertility and loss. We were part of a Moms in the Making group, and during that time, we leaned on each other, shared our struggles, and prayed fervently for God’s intervention in our lives.
I have had stage 4 endometriosis and PCOS since I was 17. These conditions have caused many challenges in my life, affecting relationships—whether with family, friends, or in intimate connections. Despite this, God has graciously given me an understanding partner who has been there through the infertility journey and chronic pain. However, it has still been difficult to grasp God’s
During our infertility journey, I faced one of the darkest periods of my life and spiritual journey. Alongside the repeated disappointments in our fertility efforts, the pandemic claimed my father and grandmother within a month, and my husband lost his job. We hit rock bottom. In the spring of 2023, I discovered Moms in the Making through an infertility Facebook
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