From World Radio, this is Double Take. I'm Les Sillers.

World reporter Leah Savas recently met a woman who faced a really, really loaded question.

How far should she go to get pregnant?

Lots of people are asking the same question.

According to the Department of Health and Human Services,

in 2021, over 2% of babies in the U.S. were conceived using in vitro fertilization, or IVF.

That figure is over 4% in some European countries,

and it's rising rapidly all over the world.

And that's raising questions about the limits of using medical technology to produce children.

Today, Leah has a story about someone who crashed into those limits,

medical, emotional, and spiritual, and walked away with a lot more than she bargained

for. Here's Leah.

It's the best time in my life.

Deline Herding is talking about the 18 months she spent in prison. It happened about a decade ago. In 2014, a court in Oakland County,

Michigan sent her behind bars for felony drug possession. That's when I gave my life to Christ.

Every single day I was just in the Bible. Every single day, I wouldn't take it back for anything.

She'd had kind of a wild life before then.

She now calls it a life of crazy sin, drugs, sex, but in prison, a godly woman who visited inmates

began discipling her.

When DeLinn got out, she was ready to make changes.

She got engaged a few years later.

Before their wedding in 2019, DeLinn and her then-fiance

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