Matias’ Story Matias was born February 11th 2020 at 3:59 pm. The happiest and scariest moment of my life. He had been diagnosed when I was 5 months pregnant with a congenital heart defect and we knew he had to have open heart surgey within the first few weeks of his birth, so although I […]
Katherine always knew she was put on this earth to be a mom. She made that very clear when she met her husband, Jeff, at age 19. He didn’t run away, and they were married four years later in 2016. In 2020, after nearly two years of trying to conceive, they finally got pregnant and
My husband, Tom and I met when we were 17 and 18 years old. We have travelled, studied, built homes, moved houses many times and got married in 2017. In 2018, we decided to try for a baby. We got pregnant fairly quickly and apart from some hospital trips due to severe morning sickness and
This is truly our miracle rainbow baby. We had 2 miscarriages in 2015, then even through fertility treatment, couldn’t get pregnant. We did 6 medicated cycles and 6 IUI treatments. I was diagnosed with PCOS and endometriosis. We took a break from treatment for several years and still didn’t get pregnant on our own. Our
1 in every 4 pregnancies will end in loss. I knew this. However, I always believed I would be part of the three out of four. But that’s the thing about loss, you never think it will be you but next thing I knew, I’m laid out on the bathroom floor, screaming, crying, begging God
Journey of faith and miracles. In July 2008, I was diagnosed with severe endometriosis and PCOS. I was 16! My whole world blew up, I didn’t understand why me, why now, why don’t I get to be a mom? I met my husband in April 2011, I was honest with him up front about most
I was seventeen, a senior in highschool, the first time I got pregnant. My boyfriend (current husband) and I obviously were not trying to conceive. I suspected I was pregnant when I missed my very regular period and was having symptoms out of the norm for me. I didn’t have a car yet and didn’t
After trying for 6 months, my husband Tim and I finally saw those two pink lines. We couldn’t believe it. And then after the miscarriage, we really couldn’t believe it… Miscarriage is so isolating and hard to explain, especially to those who have never experienced it. It wasn’t until I opened up that I realized
My husband and I have been married since July 16, 2016. We began trying for a baby one year later. We did not get pregnant until March of 2020. Unfortunately, we lost our baby on Mother’s Day that year to miscarriage. From there, we worked through four rounds of medication and two IUIs. All were
Julia and her husband Travis got pregnant for the first time on their three year wedding anniversary after only a few months of trying to get pregnant. While apprehensive about starting their family, they knew it was the next step and were so excited to bring a new life into the world. Julia had what