My best friend promised her to have my baby and now I am

Georgia Harington just became a new mother but she is not the one who gave birth to her daughter. On the contrary, the moment is considered a good friend, love, hope, who changes the baby for himself after the details are made during adolescence.

Women have been let down all their lives. They call themselves “soul souls” and have grown up like the best father-sons.

The deminess they registered later became the foundation for a changed behavior.

At 15, Georgia said something that no young woman loved – she had been born without a womb and would never bear children.

The diagnosis, mayer-Rokaanky-bolo-küser-hauser (Montrom), affects a lot among them.

“It was so bad, my whole world had fallen apart,” he remembers. “I kept growing up thinking I was going to be a mum and that was under siege from under me and everything I had ever dreamed of was gone.”

Sadieu, daisy is not primarily maternal and she remembers the diagnosis clearly and how “not lying” it felt that friends would not want to experience children would not have children.

“I hope he feels ok and to give him some hope that it’s not the end of the world so I’ll read the baby to Emad.

“I didn’t think I understood what I was saying then I always knew this was something I was going to do for Georgia.”

More than a decade later, Daisy followed through on that promise and in 2023 Regency two began the IVF process.

Georgia has been trained as a midwife, faithful to herself in a world she fears she will never be a part of.

“I was asked once if this was the right career for me,” she says. “But really, it helps me heal and deep down I know I’m having kids or not.”

The next year, Daisy had her first child – with Geargia as her Star – and became a mum herself.

“Aske I feel my children are great and I think everyone can have that feeling,” she said.

She admitted she was “a bit naive” at the beginning as she had a straight pregnancy with her son and so “assumed everything would be fine and fine again”.

She became pregnant with the first embryo and everything seemed to progress normally and both women found themselves believing in the future they had imagined at last. But a scan at seven weeks revealed an empty womb.

Georgia remembers giving the nurse the time to say she couldn’t see anything on the scan.

“I had this sinking feeling, and everything was hopefully just going down,” she said.

A week later it was confirmed that the eldest was not yet a baby.

“I thought it was all me,” said the man who found the channel, feeling that he had called his friend and not a slave.

Still, they tried again and the second time, something that felt different like daisy said: “When I found out I was pregnant again, I thought I could not be this cruel.”

Satisfied, the couple sat in the room of the couple’s house. As a small expectation appeared on the screen, but later on, Daisy began to feel heavy.

“I think it’s happening again and I’m seresing,” he said.

She lay awake for six hours and believed she had contracted but when the doctor checked, her heartbeat was still there and she was pregnant.

Daisy went into labor a little earlier than expected and a few months ago gave birth to a baby girl.

Georgia became the goat the moment she “Forgot to check the gender of the baby”.

“As soon as I saw the baby’s head, I just lost it and we were all crying.”

She said she still struggles to believe she really has a child and hopes she can “sit down now for my 15-year-old life.

As Georgia Tests How “Unditty and grateful” she feels, Daisy says that she always knew she would help her good friend out too.

“We have this bond that no one else has with their friends because we’ve been through something personal.”

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