Even when my family threw me a baby shower, I still wasn’t sure my husband and I were going to be able to do this. I was 6 months pregnant with a one-year-old at home. I had stopped working because of how tough the pregnancy was on me and we had just moved to Texas for my job.
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I adopted my daughter in 1989 and she was the single greatest thing that ever happened to me and my husband. We raised her with knowledge of God, love, her culture, and her loving birth mother. As adoptive parents, my husband and I always vowed to raise our baby with openness about her adoption and culture.
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“Thank you so much for coming out last night!! I love the heart God has given you to reach these girls and helping them choose life!! You are truly a blessing!!”
“I attended the meeting that you spoke at for LifeTalk last Thursday night in Frisco and wanted to thank you so much.
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I have always longed to be a mommy. It was not long after I married Jeff in 2005, that we eagerly tried to have a baby. It seemed everyone around us was having babies and play-dates, but we were still trying. A year later, we visited our doctor and started In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), then Intrauterine Insemination (IUI),
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“You’re too late for this procedure, ma’am,” muttered the clinic’s nurse. She shoved a crumpled referral list of some sort into my sweaty hands and practically pushed me out the front door. Fighting back the tears, I smoothed out the page of adoption agencies and dialed the number of the one named “Legacy.”
I didn’t expect for the lady on the other line to be so friendly and reassuring that everything was going to be okay.
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