After her divorce, Megan knew one thing with absolute clarity: she still wanted to be a mother. She didn’t want her life to be defined by what didn’t work out — she wanted to define it by what she chose next.

The journey wasn’t simple or soft. IVF required emotional endurance, financial planning, early-morning appointments, waiting, hope, disappointment, learning to advocate for herself in medical systems, and facing cultural narratives that assume motherhood must follow marriage.

Megan chose differently.

Today, she is a single mother to twins, living a version of family that she built intentionally and fully. Her parenthood story is not a backup plan. It’s her Plan A.

Megan now writes and speaks about the emotional, practical, and identity-based experience of choosing single motherhood by choice — the grief, the joy, the rebuilding of self-trust, the new meaning of support systems, and the power of deciding you are worthy of the life you want.

Her work is not about convincing anyone. It’s about creating a space for women who already feel the desire for motherhood — but need companionship, affirmation, and practical guidance on the way there.

Her message is simple:
Family is something you build, not something you wait to be chosen into.