Ghanaian Businesswoman Mimi Andani Shares Emotional Story Of How She Got A Child After 8 Years

• A Ghanaian businesswoman Mimi Andani narrated the emotional story of her struggle to have a biological child
• The mother of one said that even though she was depressed, she put up a happy face so nobody would see that she was troubled
• Mimi said having a child has brought her and her husband so much joy and made them complete

Ghanaian businesswoman and musician Mimi Andani has shared her experience before she had her child, who is now one year old.

Mimi Andani told Zionfelixdotcom that she had miscarriages and other reproductive health issues, making it difficult for her to have children.

I had a chemical pregnancy, two miscarriages. I had issues. I had complications. My womb could not hold. I am the type of woman who ovulates twice or three times a year so if I missed a period in a year, I won’t give birth.

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The musician said she suffered from a type of PCOS (olycystic Ovary Syndrome) called anovulation. This happens when an egg does not release from the ovary during a menstrual cycle. It means one needs treatment to be stimulated to ovulate.

Mimi Andani diagnosed with depression

She said her condition made her depressed.

I was diagnosed with depression. I had anxiety issues and panic attacks. All this while, I was attending events, jumping and laughing but when I get home I cried. I could mention names and ask God why those people had children and I didn’t.

When Mimi got pregnant with her daughter, she decided to give birth outside Ghana. She used every saved-up money she had to travel to Spain and have her baby there.

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Nana Ama McBrown wishes she could have more children but cannot conceive naturally

In a similar story, Ghanaian actress Nana Ama McBrown who has never been silent about her experience struggles with pregnancy is reported to have spoken on the subject again.

While many would advise keeping those challenges a secret, McBrown spoke about her infertility issues in the hope of inspiring other ladies in similar situations.

McBrown admitted in an interview with Berla Mundi that she wanted to have additional kids naturally.

However, the Onua TV host spoke about her IVF experience and how she had had to cleanse her womb before becoming pregnant with her biological child.

Source: YEN.com.gh