God's story, your life.

Unfolding short stories.

I got married at 21 years old in 2010.

My husband and I, because we were so young, we decided that we were going to have children out the gate.

We wanted to kind of enjoy each other, travel.

And I like to share with people when sharing my story.

If you don't get anything else from my story, get from my story that your words matter and they don't have a sense of humor.

Because when people would ask us, when were we going to have children?

We would always say, oh, about three to three and a half years because we want to get to know each other more. We want to travel,

all of those things. But what ended up happening is right after we got married, doing what married people do, we ended up finding out that we were pregnant, but I unfortunately miscarried.

So then it was this boy that happened like what went wrong. And the doctors were like,

this happened sometimes. So then I kind of got

frantic because my husband's father was deceased so he was the one that's going to carry the legacy

of his family and here I am now married so I felt like did I get him into something where I can't

give him children that's something we talked about so we then ended up starting to try for children

for about a year and nothing

happened. So then I was even more confused because I'm like, we weren't trying and we got

pregnant. Now we are trying and we're not getting pregnant. And I was diagnosed at that time

with polycystic olerias syndrome or what most people know today as PCOS endometriosis and hostile mucus. And I was like, I don't know

what any of this means, but what does it mean? And in so many words, the doctor basically said that I

would most likely never be able to have children, because people with PCOS usually have a hard time

having children, and people with endometriosis usually have a hard time having children. And then having hostile mucus basically meaning my mucus was attacking my husband's

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