One More Child

One More Child follows the author's struggles following the couple's decision to have a vasectomy after their first child was diagnosed with Mosaicism, a rare genetic disorder. This decision was not made lightly, but twelve years later they opted to have a reversal. During the ensuing years, questions poured in from well-meaning friends, especially after three more children were added to their family-such as"How old are you?" and "Why is there such a gap between your children?" Through their example, however, other couples began to rethink their own decisions, and some opted for reversals as well.The author hopes that One More Child will encourage families to consider that "happily ever after" can happen in real life-even with surprising twists and turns.The author hopes that One More Child will encourage families to consider that "happily ever after" can happen in real life-even with surprising twists and turns.