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It stabs them to the core of their being as they see those who have abused this opportunity. Those who abuse their little ones. Those who complain. Those who simply are apathetic.
They cling to the Lord. Trusting that he knows best. Knowing that he has everything planned out. And that although there may never be the opportunity to hear that first breath, that first cry, that first giggle, He will provide other opportunities. Opportunities that are for our good. Even though it may not feel that way.
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poignant, beautiful. there is hope, even in the pain. thanks for sharing your heart here.
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I wish my friend who struggles with infertility could read this post.
ReplyDeleteI've been here. Infertility is hard. God chose to bless us with three girls after a long wait. After the waiting, looking back, I can see His timing and His hand.
ReplyDeleteI hear your heart. I also hear Linda's. I battled infertility for years and then after the long emotional, stressful, painful wait and the experience to begin the adoption process God went on to bless us with three miracles from my barren womb. I experienced a miracle! Thank you Lord for this post to remind me to thank you for your loving miracles that abound everyday. Blessings!
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A post in which many can relate to...
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