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.
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
When I met my husband, we knew we wanted to start trying to grow our family as soon as we got married. I never thought I would have problems conceiving and imagined that in a month or two, I would be sharing happy news. Month after month, my hopes were dashed. As anyone who has walked the road of infertility
In May 2023, we began our second attempt at an IUI cycle, but sadly, that cycle ended as quickly as it began. The Sunday after our cycle was canceled, I remember feeling so upset and defeated in our journey. We didn’t know where to go from there — should we spend more money on another IUI, knowing it might end
In 2023, during one of the worship sessions at the Moms in the Making conference, three of my friends and I danced together in faith. For one reason or another, all of us had been told that having babies was impossible. But we knew that God had the final say, so we danced in praise anyway. Over the next few
I joined Moms in the Making in February 2021 after trying for over a year and being in such a dark place. Over the past four years, I’ve not only found a sisterhood but also grown my faith and gotten so much closer to God. My husband had been believing for babies since 2019. Over the years, we tried naturally,
My fertility journey started out rough. I became bitter and angry when others were getting pregnant, and I would question why things were so difficult for me. I lost touch with close friends who had children and removed myself from any conversation or gathering centered around kids or pregnancy. I even became distant from a close family member who got
God is good! I felt in my heart that I needed to attend the 2024 Moms in the Making conference in Dallas. I’ve been before, but a few years have passed, and I knew it was time to go again. I mentioned the conference to my friend Steph, and she said, “Let’s do it!” Not knowing how we would cover
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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