I stuggle with this too, as a christian wife and not being to provide my husband with a child. I was diagonsed shortly after i was married in 2006. No doubt its the hardest thing we've ever endured. Mothers day is aproaching now, after loosing a baby its going to be hard. I've questioned God, my faith, his will and ran it over and over in my mind. i've learnt so many things the last 3 years, for it all i am a wiser and stonger person and christian and so is my husband.
I'm learning more now to live by Gods will in my life, and how the bible teaches us to be content in all situations. I recently i've learned that i need knee operations, i have a condition and will soon render it very hard to bend my knees or even walk. the opperation is to be done next month, praise god that im getting this done before children - can you imagine having young children and not being able to bend over or walk? God has his ways!
James 1 : 2 - 4 NIV Consider it pure joy, my brothers, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith develops perseverance. Perseverance must finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.
Dont test God by holding a lack of healing against him, instead you could pray that God strenghtens you, to learn the lessons that are to be learnt and to give you peace that transends all understanding.
Dont give up, i had to see a number of different doctors to find one that actually knows what pcos is and how to deal with it. PCOS is not closed book infertility, infact its classified as only subfertility, which via medical intervention its entirely possibible to fall pregnant. My ob/gyn said that pcos is easy compared to other fertility problems
best wishes, feel free to message me if you like
