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A lot of women get pregnant on birth control, though. The only really effective ones are the hormonal ones, and they often make women feel bloated and depressed. Nothing is less sexually satisfying that feeling bloated and depressed, so they ditch that and opt for condoms, spermicides, or diaphragms, and that means, eventually, pregnancy.

If the "solution" were birth control, there'd be no problem anywhere, because birth control is everywhere, urged on you from puberty, advocated by everybody, mentioned every time you go to a gynecologist, advertised in all the women's magasines, available at any drugstore, grocery, convenience store or Wal-Mart for less than a pack of cigarettes, or for free at your County Health Department. This woman was not over-fertile, she was under-loved. The solution wasn't to obstruct her body, but to find healing for her soul. She needed Christ, not a contraceptive. I am glad she found love and life. I hope he story will touch many hearts.