The idea of special case embryos (at risk for a possible genetic issue) thrilled my heart in a way that can only be explained as God moving.

...I learned I could be pregnant, wear maternity clothes, give birth, and breast feed my adoptive child.

Dan and Kelli met on a Christian dating website in their early 40s.

We looked into the in-vitro process but were discouraged by the uncertainty coupled with the enormous expense.

Despite doctors telling them they were healthy, Dan and Jamie felt extremely discouraged that they were still not pregnant.

Why wasn’t one child enough for me?

A life without children seemed a curse without a cure. My whole life I had dreamed of motherhood only to have those dreams crushed

The couple was shocked at first. This news was a death of a dream; a death of an expectation.

If they were going to adopt, they knew they wanted to pursue a program that had a big need for adopting parents.

The initial testing had left us without answers. We were preparing to meet with a reproductive endocrinologist (RE) and were nervous about the ‘next steps’.