Sarah, one of my closest friends, has faced some truly undeniable hardships in her life, and it's been heartwarming to see her transform into such a beautiful, strong-willed woman. Her generous spirit knows no bounds, and I feel blessed that she has finally found someone special, Thai, who has brought so much love and positivity into her life. Thai tends to be the quiet one, but his kindness shines through as he always takes the time to listen to his family and friends. His positive attitude and encouraging nature create a supportive presence that makes those around him feel valued and understood. He puts in so much effort and genuinely strives to provide for those he cares about. It's truly commendable how dedicated he is.

In 2022, Sarah and Thai embarked on their fertility journey, filled with hope and excitement. By 2024, they received thrilling news that they were expecting twins, a dream come true after two long years of waiting. Unfortunately, their journey took a heartbreaking turn when they lost twin B at just 9 weeks. Despite this immense loss, they continued to hold onto hope. However, as they approached the 19-week mark, complications arose, and an emergency cerclage was necessary to support twin A, who was trying to come too early.

On February 10, 2025, Sarah began experiencing contractions and was admitted to the hospital for pre-term labor. Thankfully, the dedicated staff in Charlotte successfully stabilized her condition for the time being. Sarah now remains under careful observation due to the thinning of her cervix, with hopes of reaching the 34-week mark for a safe delivery.

However, the financial burden of their extended hospital stay weighs heavily on them, especially with Thai being their sole breadwinner during this challenging time. As they navigate these trying circumstances, we ask for your prayers to support and uplift their spirits. Any monetary donations would be a tremendous help and greatly appreciated as they focus on healing and preparing for their first child as first time parents. We are grateful for any support offered to us during this time. Thank you very much for your kindness and support.

***Update 2/17/2025*** On Saturday afternoon, February 15, 2025, Sarah experienced the unexpected news that her water had broken. The doctor diagnosed her with PPROM, which stands for preterm premature rupture of membranes. While this situation carries several risks, we’re relieved that both Sarah and the baby are currently stable. We kindly ask everyone to keep them in your thoughts and prayers, hoping they reach 34 weeks for a safe delivery.