Had Miscarriage, Annisa Pohan Tak Patah Semangat Melakukan Bayi Tabung Lagi

JAKARTA - Annisa Pohan Yudhoyono recently appeared as a guest star on a podcast hosted by Ashanty Hermansyah on the Ngobrol Asix YouTube channel. During the conversation, Annisa shared her sadest moment when she had to feel a miscarriage after undergoing the IVF process.

Annisa said she had been doing this IVF procession since 2018. She admitted that at that time the process she had gone through was very long.

"Because I've actually tried it, I've never told anyone I'm a IVF. And the process is long since 2018, it's very difficult to have embryos and transfer them," said Annisa Pohan Yudhoyono, quoted by VOI from the YouTube channel Ngobrol Asix, Thursday, November 2.

The owner of the real name Annisa Larasati Pohan said that he had submitted the IVF process to God no matter what the outcome was. It turned out that Annisa was given a moment of happiness where her pregnancy test results were positive, unfortunately it only lasted for one month.

"So I also hope that it will happen but I give my second mentality, this is all Allah, you know, humans can only mix but those who give ridho, their permission and soul are Allah, so you have to be ready that if Allah doesn't allow this, it doesn't happen, so it becomes positive, O Allah, thank God," continued Annisa.

"But when it was taken again, even though it was a short time ago, it had to be dragged back a month, because considering that the struggle was difficult to ask for forgiveness, it seemed sad, and I think I was given hope, I'm sad to ask for forgiveness," he added,

Even so, Annisa Pohan, who is 42 years old, admitted that she will continue to try to have another child with the IVF process. Currently he is trying to prepare himself by maintaining his health.

"We still want to try. Just try again, who knows next to Allah ridho. We don't know Allah's pleasure, it's not the right time, so we just ask to show when the right time is, now in the mean while I put myself in good health first," he said.