Win a $10,000, $7,500 or $5,000 Education Fund For Your Miracle Child!
Share your story by entering Ferring’s seventh annual “My Little Miracle” essay contest. The topic of the contest is If I Knew Then What I Know Now. Ferring invites you to describe in a personal essay what advice you would give to other women coping with infertility so that they may benefit from your story of hope, inspiration and resolve.
To qualify, you must have given birth using select Ferring Pharmaceuticals' fertility products as part of your treatment plan. For contest eligibility, download the contest forms here or call (203) 762-8833 and ask for the My Little Miracle representative. Please submit a brief essay, putting your feelings into words, about your journey to parenthood offering guidance to other’s who are seeking to build their own families and how using Ferring’s fertility products helped you achieve your dream of parenthood.
Ferring Pharmaceuticals is committed to providing patients with safe, effective, and affordable infertility treatments, and through this essay contest Ferring will select three winners. To help support your child’s academic future, Ferring will award the grand prize winner a $10,000 education fund, the runner-up a $7,500 education fund and the honorable mention winner, a $5,000 education fund.
Include a photo of your little miracle(s) with your essay. Only one entry and one winner per family. Entries must be postmarked by December 31, 2010. For more details, download the contest forms or call (203) 762-8833 and ask for the My Little Miracle representative.
Meet the 2009 “My Little Miracle” Babies
This year's My Little Miracle Essay Contest revealed once again how powerful a parent's love can be, successfully transporting those who long for a child "from here to maternity" with help from Ferring's fertility drugs. Six winners were chosen, representing eight beautiful babies; each winner received a $3000 education fund to support her child's future.
“The Bumpy Road”
The Cantos family and their little miracles, Caitlin, Lauren, and Julia; Mission Viejo, CA
Infertility has been such a journey for us. For so many years we told ourselves that it was just our timing that was off. Everyone kept telling us “relax and it will happen.” Well, when it’s not happening, there’s nothing relaxing about it!
Read the Cantos family's story
“You're Not Alone”
The Gilbert family and their little miracle, Brady; Mountain View, CA
“Let me start by saying I know this sucks and it’s not fair. It’s not fair that friends, family and co-workers get pregnant so easily while some of us struggle and have to go through so much heartache, ups and downs, and financial strain to realize our dreams of parenthood. But let me tell you, though I wish my journey to parenthood had been easy from the start, now that we have our darling little boy in our lives, the rocky road to get here is a distant memory.”
Read the Gilbert family's story
“Refining”
The Hall family and their little miracle, Coleman; Syracuse, UT
“I am a teacher by degree, an avid reader by choice, and a licensed designer by accident. I am also a daughter, sister, wife, an aunt and after 17 years, a mother.”
Read the Hall family's story
“Two Angels and a Princess”
The Johnson family and their little miracle, Jesselyn; Valdosta, GA
“The spring of 2006 was an exciting time for us. My wife and I were ready to start our family. The excitement and anticipation of the joy to come were so exhilarating. We just couldn’t wait for the day when we could hold our precious baby in our arms. That’s when our world came crashing down around us. Please allow us to share our story.”
Read the Johnson family's story
“If We Knew Then What We Know Now”
The Lewis family and their little miracle, Madigan; Broomfield, CO
“If we knew then what we know now, we would have put our trust in Ferring Pharmaceuticals much sooner than we did.”
Read the Lewis family's story
“Beyond Blessings”
The Tweedy family and their little miracles, Logan and Lorielle; Menifee, CA
“It is rare that a day will pass by that my heart doesn’t reflect upon the road we traveled called “infertility.” Whether I’m looking into the eyes of our two beautiful children, chatting with a friend, or as my head hits the pillow at night, infertility is never far from my heart. But that is okay… I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
Read the Tweedy family's story
My Little Miracle Essay Contest Archive
Read the essays from past winners:
2008 Winners
2007 Winners
2006 Winners
2005 Winners
2004 Grand Prize Winner
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