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In 2023, Paula Moguilevsky was 37. She decided to freeze her eggs — not because she was already planning a pregnancy, but because she wanted to preserve the possibility of becoming a mother in the future. It seemed like a thoughtful decision for what might come later. But the procedure unexpectedly turned into a medical emergency. Paula suffered severe internal bleeding and had to be rushed into surgery. And that was only the beginning. A few months later, when she and her partner began trying to have a child, a follow-up examination revealed something devastating: cervical cancer. What followed were months of fear and uncertainty. MRIs. PET scans. Biopsies. Treatment. And, in total, 12 surgeries. The dream of motherhood she had held onto for so long began to feel increasingly out of reach. But Paula refused to let go of it. Today, at 41, the creator behind Puli Cocina was finally able to write the words she had waited years to say: “I’ve dreamed my whole life of saying this: I’m going to be a mom.” ❤️ Her daughter will be named Olivia. The baby is being carried by another woman in Georgia through surrogacy — a path Paula described as her final chance to make her greatest dream come true. After the hospitals. After the surgeries. After all the moments when the future felt completely uncertain. One word finally changed everything: Mom. Sometimes the road to a dream looks nothing like the one we imagined. It can be longer. More painful. More unfair. But Paula’s story is a reminder that even after years of struggle, life can still leave room for a new chapter. And for her, that chapter already has a name. Olivia. ❤️
In 2023, Paula Moguilevsky was 37. She decided to freeze her eggs — not because she was already planning a pregnancy, but because she wanted to preserve the possibility of becoming a mother in the future. It seemed like a thoughtful decision for what might come later. But the procedure unexpectedly turned into a medical emergency. Paula suffered severe internal bleeding and had to be rushed into surgery. And that was only the beginning. A few months later, when she and her partner began trying to have a child, a follow-up examination revealed something devastating: cervical cancer. What followed were months of fear and uncertainty. MRIs. PET scans. Biopsies. Treatment. And, in total, 12 surgeries. The dream of motherhood she had held onto for so long began to feel increasingly out of reach. But Paula refused to let go of it. Today, at 41, the creator behind Puli Cocina was finally able to write the words she had waited years to say: “I’ve dreamed my whole life of saying this: I’m going to be a mom.” ❤️ Her daughter will be named Olivia. The baby is being carried by another woman in Georgia through surrogacy — a path Paula described as her final chance to make her greatest dream come true. After the hospitals. After the surgeries. After all the moments when the future felt completely uncertain. One word finally changed everything: Mom. Sometimes the road to a dream looks nothing like the one we imagined. It can be longer. More painful. More unfair. But Paula’s story is a reminder that even after years of struggle, life can still leave room for a new chapter. And for her, that chapter already has a name. Olivia. ❤️

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