Project finding your rainbow baby- Vanessa & Robert After being together for 8 years, and married for one, in 2019 my husband Robert & I made the decision to start growing our family. Never did we imagine that we would be on a journey of joy, heartbreak, grief, trauma, hope and faith. After trying for […]
When we conceived Nova we were so excited, having endometriosis I was always told it would be difficult to conceive and yet there she was, two pink lines on a test the first month we started trying. It felt like a miracle, a true dream come true, and it was! But after three chemical pregnancies
My partner and I have been together for over 6 years. In February 2021 we decided to start to try and have a family. As we are a bit older (mid 30’s) we decided we didn’t want to wait any longer. Backstory- When I was in college, I had a large ovarian cyst (it was
I had my son Cooper Timothy May 2019. I had no issues during pregnancy, labor was 32 hours and resulted in a c section due to failure to progress. My daughter Lyla Ann, was born November 2020. I found out I was pregnant with her the height of the pandemic. I was anxious the entire
First Pregnancy My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant for about 9 months. During those 9 months I officially got a diagnosis of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). After the doctor recommendation to wait 6 months, we moved on to the next step, using medication. I took Letrozole and got pregnant right away.
My husband and I found out in late November of 2020 that I was pregnant. But the joy we felt at that time was short-lived. We discovered a few weeks later, three days before Christmas, that our baby was no longer alive. That was, and still is, one of the hardest realizations I have ever
My husband Jake and I had been together for 11 years, married for 2, when we decided to start a family. We were overjoyed (and nervous) to find out we got pregnant quickly in June 2021. My symptoms were manageable and lasted until around 17 weeks. I was quite anxious early on in pregnancy as
Rachel and Kyle got married in 2016. After enjoying a few years of married life together, they were fortunate to have no trouble getting pregnant, and they had their first child, a girl named Taylor Joy, in July 2019 after a healthy and normal pregnancy and delivery. When Taylor was almost 2 years old, they
My story is this book I wrote. God has blessed me with a strength I can’t explain to be the light for other moms who have lost. I find joy in knowing my babies never suffered and only known love. They are walking with Jesus in paradise! Deacon Anderson Hines- 8/8/21 37 week still born-
Maddy always dreamed of having four living children. Maddy was lucky to carry two children, a girl and then a boy, to term without issue. That’s when things began to change. Through the use of fertility medication, she conceived and miscarried at around eight weeks. Then she conceived again, this time twins, but lost one