Anne and her spouse faced the challenges of miscarriages and infertility, which ultimately steered them towards the paths of adoption and foster care. Anne's story is truly remarkable, highlighting the importance of divine timing and the significance of persevering even when all seems lost.

Anne has a genuine uplifting presence about her. We sincerely believe that this beautiful episode will touch the hearts of all who listen to it, and we hope that you too will find it captivating and inspiring.

Our guest on this weeks episode is Syna. Syna tells us about her and her husbands journey through infertility and what eventually led them to the adoption of their son Mika. She talks about the dead ends that they had to push through for Mika. After adopting Mika and feeling like life couldn't get any better, Mike contracted botulism. Syna does such a great job at telling her story and we are excited to share it with all of you.

Syna, her husband Joel, and Mika are looking to grow their family. They are hoping to adopt again. You can find out more about their journey through the links below.

LeeAnn tells her story on this week's episode. She shares her journey through infertility issues, to getting diagnosed at 28 week's with pre-eclampsia. Her situation went from confusion to scary very fast. LeeAnn was rushed to a specialty hospital to deliver her sweet 2 lb 3 oz baby, Kamry. She shares her journey of delivering a very pre-term baby and what life was like for their 10 week stay in the NICU.

According to the WHO, 15 million babies are born pre-term every year. That is 1 in 10 babies. LeeAnn's delivery was considered a "very preterm" baby.

The subcategories are:

• Extremely preterm (less than 28 weeks)

• Very preterm (28-32 weeks)

• moderate to late preterm (32-37 weeks)

Knowing the signs and symptoms of seeing pre-eclampsia in your loved one might just save their life!

Thank you LeeAnn for sharing your story and helping to raise awareness.

Stephanie is our guest on this weeks episode. She tells us her story of losing her child due to an incompetent cervix. Stephanie teaches us all about her diagnosis, and what she has been through since losing her son and the multiple miscarriages after. She is doing a wonderful job at raising awareness and educating others all about having an incompetent cervix. We know her episode will find who needs to hear her story. We are honored that she chose to share it on Making Lemonade, and hope that you enjoy this episode.

Our guest today is Kelsey's cousin, Jordan. Jordan tells us her story of battling miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy. Then eventually giving birth to her two beautiful boys.

Listening to Jordan tell her story was inspiring. Her story is one of hope, and we hope that it finds the person who needs to hear it, because 1 in every 3 women experience a miscarriage. I think this episode is such an important one because if you haven't gone through a miscarriage, statistically you know someone who has.

In 2018, Jordan was very brave by being vulnerable and sharing about her miscarriages when they happened. She shared at a time when miscarriage was a taboo subject to talk about. You can find her blog posts that she has written @

https://theblondeandblues.weebly.com/blog

On her website there is a section called "You Are Not Alone". There you can find other stories of women who have suffered miscarriages.

A quote that we love and often say is, "we are all just walking each other home" - Ram Dass. We truly believe that, and that is the reason for this podcast. We hope that you enjoy this episode.

Jenna is the sweetest mom that joined us on the podcast today. She tells us about her journey with infertility, their decision to try adoption, and all the feelings in between. When she was faced with miscarriage after miscarriage, it took a new doctor and some very tender mercies to help her and her husband find all the answers they were looking for. Jenna's story filled us with hope. Never give up on your dreams, no matter the hurdles life throws at you. Jenna now has a beautiful family, and they have been able to make some pretty sweet lemonade with their lemons. Don't forget to rate and review this episode. See you next season!