First Mothers Day For Mom

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GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Imagine waiting to be a mother your whole life only to find out you can’t. Well, thanks to modern medicine many women are defying the odds.

As her mother, Angela Stubbs reflects on her journey to motherhood through in vitro fertilization.

At 40, Stubbs discovered she had blocked fallopian tubes.

Research led her to the safest solution – IVF. From there, “the best ” fertilized egg is implanted.

Stubbs recalls her emotions at the time. On February 8th, baby Aayah Bell Reign Stubbs arrived.

And, like most new mothers, Stubbs is still glowing and gushing over this bundle of joy. She’s looking forward to her first mother’s day.

By sharing her story, Stubbs learned of the many women with infertility issues suffering in silence.