After 7 years of infertility, primary school teacher welcomes 3 "grains of sand" of love
For nearly 7 years on the journey to find her child, Ms. Bui Thi Giang (born in 1988, from Ninh Binh) never thought of giving up, even though the journey was full of obstacles and hardships.
In June 2012, the beautiful love between teacher Bui Thi Giang and sailor Tran Van Thien was marked by a happy wedding after nearly 3 years of love and understanding. Because of their work, Thien and Giang often had to travel far away, so they hoped to have a child soon to ease the loneliness when he went to work. But no matter how much they expected, the result was not as expected.
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| Two angels of Ms. Giang and Mr. Thien. |
In 2013, while working in Hai Phong, Mr. Thien listened to a friend's advice and went for a reproductive health check-up. The result was surprising when he was diagnosed with male infertility, possibly due to complications from mumps he had contracted as a child. This shock made both of them decide to go to a central hospital for a re-examination, but the result was still: "Unable to have children naturally, need to perform IVF assisted reproduction."
After 11 months of waiting for her husband to go on an ocean liner, Giang and her husband returned to their journey to find a child at large and small hospitals. Although their financial situation was not stable at that time, they were determined to borrow money to do IVF. However, the first embryo transfer was unsuccessful, making Giang extremely sad and worried. For nearly 7 years, her desire to have a child grew stronger, but the reality was too cruel, causing her to fall into despair at times.
However, Ms. Giang remained steadfast and did not give up. On the journey of nearly 7 years of infertility, she and her husband had to overcome many economic difficulties and social prejudices. But thanks to the encouragement of their relatives, they still steadfastly waited for the day to "reap the sweet fruit".
In 2017, by chance, Ms. Giang learned about the Hanoi Andrology and Infertility Hospital and read the success stories of infertile couples there.
When the summer vacation came, her husband was on leave after a long train trip, so the couple went to the hospital for a check-up. This time, luck smiled on her when she received the notification that the embryo transfer was successful after many previous failures.
On September 10, 2018, her first daughter was born, bringing indescribable joy to the family. Slander and social prejudice no longer bother Ms. Giang.
In December 2020, Ms. Giang returned to the hospital to transfer the remaining frozen embryos and continued to be lucky, twin girls were formed in her womb. On August 19, 2021, the two lovely girls were born, bringing complete happiness to the family.
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