Hope is NEVER Lost

   Recently, hubby and I went to a children's party. I didn't want to go since I was tired from work but because they are our good friends, we went to celebrate with them. When I was in the party, I can't help to not feel sad and envious of my friends who are pregnant. Nevertheless, I am so grateful that my husband was with me and comforted me while I was feeling sad. He said that one day we will have our own children.
   When we go back to the Philippines, my priority is to go to graduate school to do my Master's in Human Development. I've always believed that my strength is Developmental Psychology. I have the best school in mind which is De Lasalle University-Manila. I saw their program and their classes and I am really interested at it. I was searching for my friends who have went there for graduate school and saw that one of my friends way back in St. Scholastica's College applied for graduate school in DLSU. I asked her the subjects I need to review in order to pass the exam. She didn't hesitate to answer my questions and for that I am grateful.
   That friend of mine has two beautiful children and so the topic of me having children came up. She asked me if I have plans to get pregnant. I said in God's time we will have our own. She said some comforting words that I was really glad to hear. I felt prompted to share to her why I don't have children and its because I have PCOS and I don't ovulate. She then answered that she has PCOS too and thought that she won't have children but she gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. She told me to always have in the Lord and that in His time we will have our own.
   I am grateful for friends like her who gives me strength and hope during these hard time of my life. I love being surrounded by people whose hope is never lost.