The only reason we have our son is IVF. I have a genetic disorder called Familial Adenomatous Polyposis which makes someone with it predisposed to growing tumors/cancer. Have fun looking that one up.
We consider him our little miracle because he shouldn't even exist. Our insurance would only cover 2 rounds of IVF. Both rounds were unsuccessful BUT for some reason there was no paper trail for the failed second round. This allowed us to do a third round fully covered by our insurance. Our son was the last embryo we had and technically speaking he was considered a very poor quality embryo.
Now, only by the grace of God do we have an amazing 8 year old son without my genetic disorder and we couldn't possibly be happier or more appreciative to God. None of this happens without Him. He truly does Amazing things.
Sounds like all that was meant to be. We all tale different journeys in life. I'm hoping everyone involved is happy and leading a blessed life with their families.
My friend decided after several failed IVF rounds, and a failed attempt at adoption, to implant her last two “imperfect” embryos and ended up with two beautiful children.
The boy is here now and he deserves all the dignity a human is owed as commanded by God. How he came to be is immoral, like a child born out of wedlock was conceived immorally.
God bless you and your boy. I hope you will repent for using IVF to immorally create life. You are not OWED a child. God did not open your womb so you forced the matter in the face of God’s plan for you. That has no bearing on the child himself who did nothing wrong and deserves zero condemnation. It is you who did something wrong.
The way I see it God created everything we used for IVF. We had very limited embryos and we used every one that we had. Our son was our last chance. Take your Holier than Thou argument and pack sand.
The only reason we have our son is IVF. I have a genetic disorder called Familial Adenomatous Polyposis which makes someone with it predisposed to growing tumors/cancer. Have fun looking that one up. We consider him our little miracle because he shouldn't even exist. Our insurance would only cover 2 rounds of IVF. Both rounds were unsuccessful BUT for some reason there was no paper trail for the failed second round. This allowed us to do a third round fully covered by our insurance. Our son was the last embryo we had and technically speaking he was considered a very poor quality embryo. Now, only by the grace of God do we have an amazing 8 year old son without my genetic disorder and we couldn't possibly be happier or more appreciative to God. None of this happens without Him. He truly does Amazing things.
I guess *god works in mysterious ways. I knew a couple who couldn't get pregnant. Even did IVF and failed. Both remarried both have children easy.
Sounds like all that was meant to be. We all tale different journeys in life. I'm hoping everyone involved is happy and leading a blessed life with their families.
I love the many ways God works! Great testimony. Thanks for sharing. It highlights many of the facets of this.
My friend decided after several failed IVF rounds, and a failed attempt at adoption, to implant her last two “imperfect” embryos and ended up with two beautiful children.
IVF is immoral
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Ok. I'll remember that when I watch my son all cozy sleeping in bed at night.
His existence doesn’t make IVF moral.
The boy is here now and he deserves all the dignity a human is owed as commanded by God. How he came to be is immoral, like a child born out of wedlock was conceived immorally.
God bless you and your boy. I hope you will repent for using IVF to immorally create life. You are not OWED a child. God did not open your womb so you forced the matter in the face of God’s plan for you. That has no bearing on the child himself who did nothing wrong and deserves zero condemnation. It is you who did something wrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyvoaJaTlPE&t=790s
The way I see it God created everything we used for IVF. We had very limited embryos and we used every one that we had. Our son was our last chance. Take your Holier than Thou argument and pack sand.