My early months with her felt so natural. I had been disabled for six years. While on a hike, I developed dysautonomia, which is secondary to a genetic connective tissue disorder called hEDS.
Mackenzie Levasseur recalls the loneliness during years of infertility. "We wanted to be parents so badly. We had all this space and so much love to give, but it just wasn't happening for us." The struggle left her feeling shattered along with her husband after experiencing a miscarriage. The couple then shifted their focus to fostering children, aiming for reunification with birth parents, reflecting their desire to contribute positively amid their personal challenges.