A Nigerian woman has shared a deeply moving testimony about her experience as a TTC (trying-to-conceive) mother, urging the public to show empathy and refrain from shaming or mocking women struggling with fertility challenges.
In a video that has since resonated widely online, the woman spoke openly about the emotional pain, tears, and psychological strain that often accompany the journey to conception. She cautioned against insensitive remarks and harsh judgments, emphasizing that those who have never experienced infertility cannot fully grasp the depth of the struggle.
Reflecting on her personal journey, she described the waiting period as the most difficult season of her life. Although she chose to place her trust in God, she admitted that the prolonged delay tested her faith to the point where she began asking questions she had never considered before.
Unaware at the time that she was already several weeks pregnant, she explained that she mistook early pregnancy symptoms for recurring bouts of typhoid and malaria. Frustrated by repeated hospital visits and negative results, she stopped seeking medical care and sank into deep disbelief, convinced that pregnancy was no longer possible. It took several pregnancy tests before she finally accepted the reality of her condition.
According to her, the turning point came when a question pierced her heart: “Is there anything impossible for God to do?” She added that her doctor later confirmed that her pregnancy could not be medically explained and could only be described as a divine intervention.
Using her experience as a message of hope, the woman encouraged other TTC mothers not to give up. She stressed that her testimony was not only about conception, but also about faith, perseverance, and believing beyond medical reports. She concluded by calling on society to support, rather than stigmatize, women navigating the painful and often silent journey of infertility.
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