Hope for Gigi and Moe's Family Dream

Moe and I have always wanted to become parents. From the early days of our relationship, we imagined what our lives would be like raising kids, picking out names, taking them out to the park to play and loving them unconditionally.

I was diagnosed with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) in my late twenties, a condition that has made conception difficult, though not impossible. Despite the challenges, Moe and I remained hopeful. After years of trying, tears, and quiet prayers, we finally received the news we had been waiting for—I was pregnant in January 2024. It felt like a miracle.

Our joy was indescribable. Every ultrasound, every mini milestone brought us closer to the life we were building. Out of the blue during our second trimester, complications arose, and our baby went to be at peace with God in heaven. The heartbreak was unbearable.

The months that followed were dark. We grieved our daughter and our life with her. We gave her a name, Camila Leyani.  Still, through the grief, one thing remained unshaken: the desire to become parents.

Now, with strength and Gods grace, we are ready to try again. IVF is unfortunately our best hope, but the cost is high and heartbreaking. We are working hard to save money but fertility treatments are expensive, and emotionally and physically demanding, but we are determined to give it everything we have.

This is where we humbly ask for help—from kind-hearted strangers, friends, and family alike. Every donation, no matter how small, brings us one step closer to the family we have prayed for. It’s more than money—it’s hope, support, and a belief in second chances.