
Madison Gibbs was born without a fully developed uterus and was told as a teenager that carrying her own children might never be possible. Years later, she became part of a groundbreaking uterus transplant study that would completely change her life.In this episode, Maddie shares what it was like undergoing a 12+ hour transplant surgery with a 50/50 chance of success, going through IVF, experiencing pregnancy with a transplanted uterus, and ultimately carrying two children. She also opens up about pregnancy loss and meeting the woman whose incredible donation made her pregnancies possible. But this story goes far beyond medicine. Maddie shares how her diagnosis challenged her faith, the moment she believed God promised she would one day carry a child, and how she now looks back at a journey she never could have imagined. From a devastating diagnosis to helping pioneer a medical breakthrough, this is a conversation about motherhood, loss, faith, medicine, and what can happen when the impossible suddenly becomes possible.🎧 Watch now and hear Maddie’s incredible story.Don’t forget to subscribe! We drop new episodes every Thursday @3:00pm CST with inspiring stories, expert advice, and real talk designed to elevate women in medicine. ***Views Expressed Are Our Own***Connect with us:Instagram: @sarahekruse @haleygibssonfit #WomenInMedicine #MedicalSales #TheDeviceGirls
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