Christian ladies TTC, we can encourage one another.

[Godsjewel]

“…I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”
John 10:10

Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice!
Philippians 4:4

Once you discover that your desired pregnancy will be delayed, an amazing thing happens! People around you become “stupid”! They do stupid things like ask you to hand out the gifts at church on Mother’s Day since you won’t be participating. They make such stupid comments! Oh, the comments! “I just think about my husband and the morning sickness starts!” When you realize that you aren’t quite as fertile as the other branches of your family tree, you’ll find out within one weekend that your best friend, your co-worker and your sister-in-law are all pregnant! Your cousin gripes to you about how uncomfortable she is in her 37th week of pregnancy. Everyone is pregnant. Everyone but you.

You’re amazed at the apparent insensitivity of the fertile world. You’re amazed at the anger and jealousy taking root in your infertile heart. Relationships with people you have adored for an entire lifetime become strained. Their greatest source of joy has become a constant reminder of what you have so longed for yet cannot obtain.

As you stand face to face with the issue of infertility, many choices are ripped away from you. The choice of when to have children, perhaps the choice of how many children to have, the choice of keeping your problem private. Other choices are so difficult. Do we consult a doctor? How far do we go with treatment? What do we give up to pay for medical treatment? Do we adopt? However, there is a crucial area where you do have the ultimate choice. Will I choose joy or will I allow infertility to dictate my mindset and the attitude of my heart? Christ came that we may have life and have it more abundantly. We’re told to rejoice, and the writer is so adamant that we rejoice that he just has to repeat himself—“Again, I say rejoice!” If you’re feeling weak, the joy of the Lord is your strength. Our weaknesses showcase Christ’s ability to be our perfected strength.

Does this mean that you should never cry or feel down? Absolutely not. Our Savior was a man full of emotions and the Bible even says He was acquainted with grief and bore our sorrows (Isaiah 53:4). It does mean that you can choose to let Christ carry those sorrows and choose the joy that runs deeper than simple situational happiness. Peace that is so strong and doesn’t make sense considering your trial is yours for the taking. You can choose to accept the offer of abundant life provided by Jesus Christ Himself, or choose a life of despondency, jealousy and discouragement.

Easy? Not always. But the choice, my friend, is yours.

Taken from Baby Hunger: Biblical Encouragement for Those Struggling with Infertility by Beth Forbus.

 

[SlimBrit]

I know I'm a little late in the thread, but can I join in? I am really in need of prayer and encouragement.

We haven't been trying long, but we've had a lot of complicating factors. Travels, a very tense time with my parents that resolved thanks to a Christmas miracle (praise be to God...otherwise they were going to divorce after 41 years together), my mother undergoing testing for breast cancer (should get results tomorrow), my testing for possible PCOS (should get those results tomorrow, too), and our crazy schedules....it's been a few months full of lots of tears.

I feel like a failure since this has taken longer (granted, I may now have a medical diagnosis and a solvable issue...which would open the path in a different way, but would be welcome nonetheless) than we wanted.

I just need all the encouragement I can find that I'm not alone, and all the prayers for God to open my womb for a healthy pregnancy and baby.

Lord, thank You for these wonderful women that You have brought together to minister and testify to each other in Your name. Thank You for always comforting and healing us before we even know we need it. Our sister is going through some hard times right now Lord, and I pray that You comfort and heal her as we know You are able to. Cover her in peace, knowing that she can lean on You during this time. Quiet her mind's worries and fears, for we know that You will use what's happening now to bring glory to Your name. Bless her family, and bring them closer together in love and understanding, and may they never stop praying. Bless her womb, and prepare her body for the blessings that are to come. We thank You, we love You, and we ask and pray all these things in Jesus' name. Amen.


Let your hope make you glad. Be patient in time of trouble and never stop praying. Romans 12:12

 

[Godsjewel]

Let your hope make you glad. Be patient in time of trouble and never stop praying. Romans 12:12

SlimBrit....I see you have something to share with us???

 

[ProfWife]

Thank you ladies. My parents have both beaten cancer before. My mom survived colon cancer that she had less than a 10% chance of surviving back in the 80s. My dad survived lung cancer and the subsequent chemo and heart failures due to the weakening of his heart. We're a long string of medical miracles.

She is a fighter. She lost two brothers to cancer and refuses to go down like that withiout giving it everything she has. We're still waiting to hear from the doctor.

My labs are in and have been faxed to my doctor. So, I'm hoping they will call soon as well.

Waiting is always the hardest part, isn't it, ladies?

Btw -I think congratulations are in order for SlimBrit based on the ticker in her sig! :-D

 

[Godsjewel]

Thank you ladies. My parents have both beaten cancer before. My mom survived colon cancer that she had less than a 10% chance of surviving back in the 80s. My dad survived lung cancer and the subsequent chemo and heart failures due to the weakening of his heart. We're a long string of medical miracles.

She is a fighter. She lost two brothers to cancer and refuses to go down like that withiout giving it everything she has. We're still waiting to hear from the doctor.

My labs are in and have been faxed to my doctor. So, I'm hoping they will call soon as well.

Waiting is always the hardest part, isn't it, ladies?

Btw -I think congratulations are in order for SlimBrit based on the ticker in her sig! :-D

Woohoo!!! Go Momma! I'm glad she has a fighter mentality...that is an awesome testimony.

Hopefully they call you soon, because waiting is the hardest!

 

[No Doubt]

Welcome ProfWife! So glad you are here with us.

Congrats Slimbrit! A H&H 9 months to you!

Ladies, I was really moved by the sermon my pastor gave yesterday. I did not go to church but listened to it online this morning and I think it's something that we all can relate to and even use in this very moment in some area of our lives. Bear with me as I'm doing this from memory and paraphrasing. Lord please let me get this message across.

Acts 27:42-44

42The soldiers planned to kill the prisoners to prevent any of them from swimming away and escaping. 43But the centurion wanted to spare Paul’s life and kept them from carrying out their plan. He ordered those who could swim to jump overboard first and get to land. 44The rest were to get there on planks or on pieces of the ship. In this way everyone reached land in safety.

Pastor entitled the sermon "Sometimes you have to make it on the broken peices". There were three points that he drew out of the sermon.

Anchor yourself in your spirituality.
Re-prioritize what's important in your life.
Hold on to the broken pieces...whatever is available when you can't swim.

Pastor said everything is not orchestrated by the devil. Sometimes God will send a storm your way to rid your life of things you don't need. He also said that what you need depends on your situation. You can look back in scriptures and see how those in the boat began to throw things overboard to make themselves lighter to weather the storm. On shore all of those things may have been necessary, but out at sea, in the midst of a storm those things were not necessary. Sometimes we hold onto things we don't need and the only way for us to let them go is a disturbance in our life so that we can see that what we thought we needed so badly means nothing. That all we need is Him.

Pastor went on to say that you also have to know that if you are on an assignment from God and a storm comes your way, to relax and know that the storm is passing over. God does not give you an assignment that you cannot complete. He will not let storms come your way and take you out when you have not yet completed the assignment He has sent you on. He showed this through Paul being on the boat and the fact that he was to be killed when they thought about killing the prisoners, but that didn't happen because God sent him on a mission to preach to Ceasar. He also showed this by the fact that even though the ship was broken, Paul was able to hold on to a broken peice of the ship and float to the shore to safety. He equated it to him being on a plane and the flight attendant going over the safety procedures. Then everyone around him starts to worry wondering what happens if the plane crashes. He said he has to tell people to relax. They ask him how he is so calm and he tells them cause he is on an assignment, and seeing how he hasn't completed his assignment yet and the plan is his mode of transportation, then the only way for something to happen to them is for them to jump out of the plane, cause the plane isn't going down with him in it...he hasn't completed his assignment yet.

He said that yes things get hard sometimes and sometimes you want to quit, but to remember that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus (Phil 1:6). He said don't be so quick to try and get rid of the broken pieces...broken heart, broken dream, disappointment, discouragement...because sometimes the only way you can make it is on the broken pieces. Sometimes the broken pieces are what's going to carry you from here to there...sometimes the broken pieces are what's going to keep you from drowning.

He also made a small point to say don't be competitive. He said if it were him, thinking how he thinks...seeing things out of the rearview as opposed to out the front windshield...he would be looking at the person next to him thinking if they can swim to shore, so can I. Don't do that...don't be competitve cause that is how some drown. Grab hold to what you can so that you survive. And when you get to shore, don't be so quick to get rid of your broken piece. Hold onto it and let it be a testimony of the storm you went through, but survived.


Ladies, I hope that you are as encouraged by this as I was and I hope I did it justice. It made me think of when I was ttc and how broken I was at some points and how ready I was to give up. But thank God that He is faithful and His word does not return unto Him void. He keeps his promises ladies. And if He has shown you a future, of any kind, rest assure that He will keep His promise and you will see that day, cause He does not assign something to you that you cannot complete.

Even now, fear and worry sometimes creep into my mind about my unborn child, but I have to remember that God created him, and He is not a God of incompletion.

So ladies when the storms of your life begin to swell, hold on to what you can and remember that trouble don't last always.

 

[SlimBrit]

Thank you ladies. My parents have both beaten cancer before. My mom survived colon cancer that she had less than a 10% chance of surviving back in the 80s. My dad survived lung cancer and the subsequent chemo and heart failures due to the weakening of his heart. We're a long string of medical miracles.

She is a fighter. She lost two brothers to cancer and refuses to go down like that withiout giving it everything she has. We're still waiting to hear from the doctor.

My labs are in and have been faxed to my doctor. So, I'm hoping they will call soon as well.

Waiting is always the hardest part, isn't it, ladies?

Btw -I think congratulations are in order for SlimBrit based on the ticker in her sig! :-D

Let your hope make you glad. Be patient in time of trouble and never stop praying. Romans 12:12

SlimBrit....I see you have something to share with us???

Oh! I completely forgot when I heard Prof's news!


My husband and I found out last night before we left for a Superbowl party. I went and bought some tests, meditating on what you lovely ladies were talking about over the past couple of days. Believing that I needed to "prepare my fields" for this blessing that I knew was coming, I went by myself and tried desperately not to psyche myself out. I can honestly say, I thought I was imagining those two lines coming up! There's no way I'm pregnant already! I was shaking so bad when I went down to show DH. I gave him a card that started by saying, "You're going to be such a great father..." He immediately scooped me up into the air and we both laughed hysterically for about 10 minutes! Lots of praise and thanks to God; we prayed every night for this to become a reality and now it has. Praise God! None of this could've happened without Him! We give Him all the glory and all the praise! And of course, I never would have believed had He not sent you ladies to learn and love right along with me. I love you all so dearly. Thank you so much for being so supportive and friendly. Thank you for encouraging myself and each other, and creating this beautiful, welcoming Christian environment. I am so thankful every day for you.

WOOHOO!
Hubby and I call baby "Buddha" because my belly will be round soon enough like his. Overflowing with joy and excitement!

 

[Godsjewel]

Thank you ladies. My parents have both beaten cancer before. My mom survived colon cancer that she had less than a 10% chance of surviving back in the 80s. My dad survived lung cancer and the subsequent chemo and heart failures due to the weakening of his heart. We're a long string of medical miracles.

She is a fighter. She lost two brothers to cancer and refuses to go down like that withiout giving it everything she has. We're still waiting to hear from the doctor.

My labs are in and have been faxed to my doctor. So, I'm hoping they will call soon as well.

Waiting is always the hardest part, isn't it, ladies?

Btw -I think congratulations are in order for SlimBrit based on the ticker in her sig! :-D

Let your hope make you glad. Be patient in time of trouble and never stop praying. Romans 12:12

SlimBrit....I see you have something to share with us???

Oh! I completely forgot when I heard Prof's news!


My husband and I found out last night before we left for a Superbowl party. I went and bought some tests, meditating on what you lovely ladies were talking about over the past couple of days. Believing that I needed to "prepare my fields" for this blessing that I knew was coming, I went by myself and tried desperately not to psyche myself out. I can honestly say, I thought I was imagining those two lines coming up! There's no way I'm pregnant already! I was shaking so bad when I went down to show DH. I gave him a card that started by saying, "You're going to be such a great father..." He immediately scooped me up into the air and we both laughed hysterically for about 10 minutes! Lots of praise and thanks to God; we prayed every night for this to become a reality and now it has. Praise God! None of this could've happened without Him! We give Him all the glory and all the praise! And of course, I never would have believed had He not sent you ladies to learn and love right along with me. I love you all so dearly. Thank you so much for being so supportive and friendly. Thank you for encouraging myself and each other, and creating this beautiful, welcoming Christian environment. I am so thankful every day for you.

WOOHOO!
Hubby and I call baby "Buddha" because my belly will be round soon enough like his. Overflowing with joy and excitement!

Yay!!

Congrats sweetie!!! That is the best news. I pray that everything will go well with your pregnancy and you will deliver a healthy baby.

Please keep us in your prayers as we continue on this journey and we will keep you in ours

 

[Godsjewel]

Welcome ProfWife! So glad you are here with us.

Congrats Slimbrit! A H&H 9 months to you!

Ladies, I was really moved by the sermon my pastor gave yesterday. I did not go to church but listened to it online this morning and I think it's something that we all can relate to and even use in this very moment in some area of our lives. Bear with me as I'm doing this from memory and paraphrasing. Lord please let me get this message across.

Acts 27:42-44

42The soldiers planned to kill the prisoners to prevent any of them from swimming away and escaping. 43But the centurion wanted to spare Paul’s life and kept them from carrying out their plan. He ordered those who could swim to jump overboard first and get to land. 44The rest were to get there on planks or on pieces of the ship. In this way everyone reached land in safety.

Pastor entitled the sermon "Sometimes you have to make it on the broken peices". There were three points that he drew out of the sermon.

Anchor yourself in your spirituality.
Re-prioritize what's important in your life.
Hold on to the broken pieces...whatever is available when you can't swim.

Pastor said everything is not orchestrated by the devil. Sometimes God will send a storm your way to rid your life of things you don't need. He also said that what you need depends on your situation. You can look back in scriptures and see how those in the boat began to throw things overboard to make themselves lighter to weather the storm. On shore all of those things may have been necessary, but out at sea, in the midst of a storm those things were not necessary. Sometimes we hold onto things we don't need and the only way for us to let them go is a disturbance in our life so that we can see that what we thought we needed so badly means nothing. That all we need is Him.

Pastor went on to say that you also have to know that if you are on an assignment from God and a storm comes your way, to relax and know that the storm is passing over. God does not give you an assignment that you cannot complete. He will not let storms come your way and take you out when you have not yet completed the assignment He has sent you on. He showed this through Paul being on the boat and the fact that he was to be killed when they thought about killing the prisoners, but that didn't happen because God sent him on a mission to preach to Ceasar. He also showed this by the fact that even though the ship was broken, Paul was able to hold on to a broken peice of the ship and float to the shore to safety. He equated it to him being on a plane and the flight attendant going over the safety procedures. Then everyone around him starts to worry wondering what happens if the plane crashes. He said he has to tell people to relax. They ask him how he is so calm and he tells them cause he is on an assignment, and seeing how he hasn't completed his assignment yet and the plan is his mode of transportation, then the only way for something to happen to them is for them to jump out of the plane, cause the plane isn't going down with him in it...he hasn't completed his assignment yet.

He said that yes things get hard sometimes and sometimes you want to quit, but to remember that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus (Phil 1:6). He said don't be so quick to try and get rid of the broken pieces...broken heart, broken dream, disappointment, discouragement...because sometimes the only way you can make it is on the broken pieces. Sometimes the broken pieces are what's going to carry you from here to there...sometimes the broken pieces are what's going to keep you from drowning.

He also made a small point to say don't be competitive. He said if it were him, thinking how he thinks...seeing things out of the rearview as opposed to out the front windshield...he would be looking at the person next to him thinking if they can swim to shore, so can I. Don't do that...don't be competitve cause that is how some drown. Grab hold to what you can so that you survive. And when you get to shore, don't be so quick to get rid of your broken piece. Hold onto it and let it be a testimony of the storm you went through, but survived.


Ladies, I hope that you are as encouraged by this as I was and I hope I did it justice. It made me think of when I was ttc and how broken I was at some points and how ready I was to give up. But thank God that He is faithful and His word does not return unto Him void. He keeps his promises ladies. And if He has shown you a future, of any kind, rest assure that He will keep His promise and you will see that day, cause He does not assign something to you that you cannot complete.

Even now, fear and worry sometimes creep into my mind about my unborn child, but I have to remember that God created him, and He is not a God of incompletion.

So ladies when the storms of your life begin to swell, hold on to what you can and remember that trouble don't last always.

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this...it was much needed

 

[VGibs]

Brit- That was a lovely sentiment! Got me all weepy! LOL Plus, we are 5 days apart, due date wise.

 

[wristwatch24]

Hello, ladies. It has been a while since I have checked in with this thread, and I am sorry for that. I hope that you are all doing well, and my prayers continue for you every day. The journey of TTC, especially long-term TTC, has brought me so much closer to God, and for that I am truly thankful. Thinking of you ladies all the time, and excited to see that some of you have gotten BFPs since I was last here!

 

[SuperwomanTTC]

My husband and I found out last night before we left for a Superbowl party. I went and bought some tests, meditating on what you lovely ladies were talking about over the past couple of days. Believing that I needed to "prepare my fields" for this blessing that I knew was coming, I went by myself and tried desperately not to psyche myself out. I can honestly say, I thought I was imagining those two lines coming up! There's no way I'm pregnant already! I was shaking so bad when I went down to show DH. I gave him a card that started by saying, "You're going to be such a great father..." He immediately scooped me up into the air and we both laughed hysterically for about 10 minutes! Lots of praise and thanks to God; we prayed every night for this to become a reality and now it has. Praise God! None of this could've happened without Him! We give Him all the glory and all the praise! And of course, I never would have believed had He not sent you ladies to learn and love right along with me. I love you all so dearly. Thank you so much for being so supportive and friendly. Thank you for encouraging myself and each other, and creating this beautiful, welcoming Christian environment. I am so thankful every day for you.

WOOHOO!
Hubby and I call baby "Buddha" because my belly will be round soon enough like his. Overflowing with joy and excitement!

Praise God from whom all blessings flow! May God bless you and "Buddha" with a happy and healthy pregnancy!

 

[QueenKingfish]

Welcome, ProfWife! Prayers for a healthy outcome with your mama! What a fighter - I know that God's glory will shine through it all. Also prayers that the news from your Dr is good, and that if it is PCOS, it's easily managed!

Oh! I completely forgot when I heard Prof's news!


My husband and I found out last night before we left for a Superbowl party. I went and bought some tests, meditating on what you lovely ladies were talking about over the past couple of days. Believing that I needed to "prepare my fields" for this blessing that I knew was coming, I went by myself and tried desperately not to psyche myself out. I can honestly say, I thought I was imagining those two lines coming up! There's no way I'm pregnant already! I was shaking so bad when I went down to show DH. I gave him a card that started by saying, "You're going to be such a great father..." He immediately scooped me up into the air and we both laughed hysterically for about 10 minutes! Lots of praise and thanks to God; we prayed every night for this to become a reality and now it has. Praise God! None of this could've happened without Him! We give Him all the glory and all the praise! And of course, I never would have believed had He not sent you ladies to learn and love right along with me. I love you all so dearly. Thank you so much for being so supportive and friendly. Thank you for encouraging myself and each other, and creating this beautiful, welcoming Christian environment. I am so thankful every day for you.

WOOHOO!
Hubby and I call baby "Buddha" because my belly will be round soon enough like his. Overflowing with joy and excitement!

PRAISE JESUS!!! H&H 40 weeks to you THREE!

Note to self: Remember my own post in some days when it's time to test!

 

[LillySapphire]

Ladies-

I am one of the friends that Sarah has recently referred to a couple of times. After many unsuccessful cycles and two very early losses, my husband and I underwent IVF in early November. As Sarah has shared, I am now pregnant with my twin blessings. Today is 14 weeks and I can't tell you what a peaceful process this has been since day 1. I don't really post online but I check in on this thread about 2x/week and when I saw last week's prayer request (following some brown spotting that I had) I was humbled. I have come out from "observation mode" so that I can give a big THANK YOU to all of you. I've been following for nearly a year, long before ever thinking I would resort to IVF (let alone accept that as a treatment), and have been strengthened & encouraged, as well as witnessed a true sisterhood. This is by far the best TTC thread on this site for there is no fear or condemnation. Only love and support. So thank you all for making this thread the way that it is.

That being said, I am so, so, so, thrilled to watch our sister and thread momma Sarah to begin this process. I feel as if I get to go through it with her, anticipating a BFP in a matter of weeks!

Father, I thank you for our beautiful sister Sarah. Thank you for planting this desire in her heart and keeping her focus on you throughout this wearing journey. Thank you for paving this road and granting financial benefits and accessibility. We know that this is your doing and we eagerly await the day where her status changes to "Expecting" and she is with-child. We know that all things that are good come from you and that you wouldn't withhold anything for your child. We give you all the glory.

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[Godsjewel]

Ladies-

I am one of the friends that Sarah has recently referred to a couple of times. After many unsuccessful cycles and two very early losses, my husband and I underwent IVF in early November. As Sarah has shared, I am now pregnant with my twin blessings. Today is 14 weeks and I can't tell you what a peaceful process this has been since day 1. I don't really post online but I check in on this thread about 2x/week and when I saw last week's prayer request (following some brown spotting that I had) I was humbled. I have come out from "observation mode" so that I can give a big THANK YOU to all of you. I've been following for nearly a year, long before ever thinking I would resort to IVF (let alone accept that as a treatment), and have been strengthened & encouraged, as well as witnessed a true sisterhood. This is by far the best TTC thread on this site for there is no fear or condemnation. Only love and support. So thank you all for making this thread the way that it is.

That being said, I am so, so, so, thrilled to watch our sister and thread momma Sarah to begin this process. I feel as if I get to go through it with her, anticipating a BFP in a matter of weeks!

Father, I thank you for our beautiful sister Sarah. Thank you for planting this desire in her heart and keeping her focus on you throughout this wearing journey. Thank you for paving this road and granting financial benefits and accessibility. We know that this is your doing and we eagerly await the day where her status changes to "Expecting" and she is with-child. We know that all things that are good come from you and that you wouldn't withhold anything for your child. We give you all the glory.

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I'm so humbled and honored that God chose me to be on this journey, that I may fulfill His will and do it all for His glory!

Thank you so much Lisa, for the kind words, prayer and coming on here to share your testimony with everyone. I know God is going to continue to use you and what a testimony your children are going to have as well.

I'm so excited to be a part of this wonderful time in your life and hearing about all the milestones you are going through. Thank you for all the updates and for being my source of information during my IVF journey. I know without a shadow of doubt that God had already orchestrated this and knew that I would need someone who has already been through it to help me out.

I can't wait to see God do more miracles in this thread!

2013 is off to a great start!

 

[Godsjewel]

So much of the fight for your sanity in your quest for a baby is waiting. You wait for the next cycle to begin. You wait for the next round of IVF. You wait for the blood test. You wait to get past the point of your last miscarriage. Everybody despises that dreaded two week wait. It seems like all we do sometimes is just sit around and wait. Why is it that even God tells us to wait?

Look at the Scripture found in Isaiah 40:31:

“Yet those who wait for the LORD will gain new strength;”

I love to look at the literal translation of words in Scripture. You can learn so much when you know what the writer had in mind when he took pen in hand. Look what I found about what the word wait really means:

“A straining of the mind in a certain direction with an expectant

attitude…a forward look with assurance.”

Waiting is not passive at all! It is active! If you feel weary of this fight, and need to gain new strength, this Scripture literally tells you what to do: wait. Don’t wait like you may have previously thought about waiting—you know, sitting around doing nothing. Wait like the Word of God tells you to. Strain your mind toward God with an expectant attitude, looking forward with assurance!

How do we do this? How do we wait like the Word of God tells us to? I guess you’ll just have to wait until tomorrow to find out! Be sure to check your Daily Double Portions over the next few days as we look at just how to wait as the Holy Word of God tell us to.

-Beth Forbus

 

[Godsjewel]

I was listening to Joyce this morning and thought I would share it with you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2f_iiVyZj8

 

[Godsjewel]

Testimony from a lady who has PCOS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojXa9ckFhpQ

Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rhAzlH_k0k

 

[Godsjewel]

I have been stressing lately about the cost of all the injectable medications I will be taking in a couple of weeks to start the stimulation of my ovaries. One of the pharmacies I sent my prescription to sent me an email of the cost for each med.

Here they are...
https://i.imgur.com/uYrE9ox.jpg

Do you see the total?!?

Praise God again for hubby's insurance, they cover all the meds for a complete IVF cycle, I just have to go through their pharmacy in order for it to be covered. I didn't know that at first and was going

My total for all the meds is only going to be $137.39

I just had to jump on and share this wonderful news!!! Thank you Lord for being in every detail, even in the financial aspect of it

 

[VGibs]

Oh I love me some Joyce!!!!! I have the confident women boxset!