01/26/2026
Since the time I was diagnosed with PCOS in 2020, I already knew it might not be easy for me to conceive. My hormones were not in the right balance, but this never made me any less of a woman. Through this journey, I have come to learn to love myself, my body, and my story.
Our journey from boyfriend and girlfriend to husband and wife, wasn’t that smooth but worth the experienced. Of course, we talked about having babies of our own, but it seemed that life had other plans for us. We decided to go abroad and focus on our future first. With all the things on our minds regarding our status, stability, and what is to come, it wasn’t the right time for us to have a baby.
But God is indeed amazing, and His plan is so much bigger and better than anything we could ever ask for or even think of. I don’t know what God saw in me or in my heart, but despite it all, God still saw it fit to bless me with this baby.
I was scared, to be honest, if I was capable of raising this child and if I was ready for such a big responsibility. But when I saw our baby’s heartbeat, I was completely overwhelmed.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord,
“plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” — Jeremiah 29:11 🤍
To those who are also walking through PCOS or fertility challenges: please don’t lose hope. God knows the desires of our hearts, and He also knows exactly what we need. His timing is always perfect even when we don’t understand it yet.
You’re never really ready until you’re in the situation yourself. And when you are, everything changes.
Now, I’m 19 weeks pregnant, our hearts are full, and we can’t wait to meet our little miracle. ✨👶🏻🤍