Donna Gibbs, Becky Garrett, Phyllis Rabon

The wedding was beautiful.  Lifelong hopes and dreams became a reality as the vows were spoken
and the couple was introduced to those in attendance.  As time went on, the couple noticed peers 
having no difficulty getting pregnant.  In face, the decision to get pregnant seemed as easy for
others as the decision to go get groceries.  "Get groceries Thursday, get pregnant Friday."
Yet, for this couple, infertility was becoming a harsh reality.  They considered the time, energy, 
finances and emotional strain involved in medical interventions or adoption.  It was all so confusing
and overwhelming.  They prayed, questioning God, asking "Why?" Why was it that friends were 
able to so easily get pregnant again and again and again?  Why was Mother's Day such a sad occasion? Why?