How a Couple From Rwanda Conceived After Years of Failed Attempts

For years, Jean and Amina from Kigali had dreamed of holding their own child. Every month, hope would rise only to crash again when they realized another attempt had failed. Doctors told them everything appeared normal, yet month after month, their dream of becoming parents remained just that—a dream. The pain, disappointment, and emotional strain began affecting their relationship. They became distant, avoided discussions about children, and sometimes even blamed each other silently.

Friends and family tried to encourage them, but every suggestion seemed to fail. Fertility clinics, expensive medications, and different natural remedies brought no change. Jean and Amina even considered giving up entirely. Seeing other couples with children deepened their sorrow. Amina, in particular, felt a heavy weight on her heart. She often cried alone at night, asking herself why motherhood was denied to her despite her love and efforts.

Their struggle began affecting their home life. Arguments became frequent, patience ran thin, and the once joyful relationship started showing cracks. They realized that the longer they waited, the more they risked growing apart. 

Yet, deep inside, they both knew they were destined to become parents. Something beyond medicine and human effort seemed to be holding their dream back. It was during a visit to a close friend in Huye that Amina heard about.To Continue Reading, Click Here