Aaron and Rachel Halbert had always anticipated the arrival of children into their family. For them, this is a form of abortion for mothers who do not wish to raise children. Furthermore, the youths have stated unequivocally that they would never. Reject the adoption of black children. According to them, many black children whose parents have abandoned them are placed in orphanages because of their skin color.

The couple became aware of the National Embryo Donation Center one day. Its central tenet is that the hospital accepts children who have scheduled abortions. As a result, the couple implanted two “dark” embryos. The events that follow, on the other hand, will undoubtedly have an impact on you. Aaron and Rachel were missionaries in Honduras at the time.

An ultrasound was performed six weeks after the embryos were implanted. The physician was taken aback when he saw the monitor. Not two, but three embryos were found in the woman’s stomach. “It was gratifying to see and understand that almost all of our friends and relatives supported our decision,” Aaron says. “All we wanted to do was achieve our goal and bring life to those who were never meant to be born…”

“We planned this decision when we first started living together 12 years ago. We are grateful to fate for providing us with such a wonderful opportunity to achieve our goal.