"Yes, he is outstanding and has cured many people who have been infertile for years!" Mabel Doyle's voice sounded full of confidence. "...even women in their fifties have gotten pregnant!"
To convince her, Mabel shared many cases, including those of her own parents.
Father Doyle and Mother Doyle were also infertile when they were young. They did not have children even after four or five years of marriage. They sought medical advice everywhere and were told that Mother Doyle had a congenital uterine defect.
Mother Doyle was heartbroken and even contemplated ending her life. She proposed divorce to Father Doyle, but of course, he refused.
Afterward, the two continued to seek medical help and did not give up. A year later, by chance, they met a doctor.
This obstetrician was a man, and Mother Doyle had some prejudice against male obstetricians, subconsciously believing they weren't as good as female doctors, but she was willing to give it a try.
