She Helps Others Give Birth. Now Her Best Friend Is Helping Her Become a Mom

Best friends are always there for one another, offering a listening ear or helping each other out in some way. In this story, one woman offers her best friend the ability to have her own child—a selfless gift from a precious friend.

Georgia Barrington, 28, and Daisy Hope, 29, have been best friends for years. Their dads were best friends, and although they didn’t see much of one another as kids, they became very close in their teen years.

Georgia Was Born Without a Womb

RELATED: All Four of These Best Friends Now Live On the Same Street and It's Amazing

Georgia was diagnosed with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome when she was just 15 years old. According to Penn Medicine, this rare condition “is characterized by an underdeveloped vagina and uterus. The uterus may be small or absent, and the vagina is typically shortened.”  Georgia was born without a womb, so she knew from an early age that she could not carry her own child. That was when she and her best friend Daisy joked about Daisy caring her baby for her someday in the future.

Fast-forward to a few years ago. Georgia, a midwife, helped Daisy deliver her daughter Emila. In exchange, Daisy offered to carry Georgia’s baby again. “Oh my goodness, Georgia needs to experience this,” Daisy shares about what she said after having her daughter.

It Had Always Been Her Dream to Become a Mother

Georgia shared with the Times that it has always been her dream to become a mother, even though she knew she couldn’t carry her own baby. “It felt like the end of the world at the time. I thought, ‘what am I going to do?’ That’s what I wanted.”

Daisy decided to help her best friend, and the road to Georgia becoming a mother began. Georgia talks about how she always wanted Daisy to complete her family before she began the surrogate process, just in case anything happened. “But, Daisy, just the amazing person she is, always just said, ‘I’d rather, us both have one then me have two and you have none,’” Georgia shares.

Daisy Became Pregnant this February After a Miscarriage in October

RELATED: Woman Gives Birth On Plane With the Help of a Flight Attendant

Georgia’s eggs were collected and fertilized with a donation from her partner, Lloyd Williams. They then implanted the embryos in Daisy’s womb.

It took a couple of tries, but Daisy became pregnant this past February after a miscarriage last October. Georgia and Lloyd’s baby is due in October, and everyone is thrilled. Despite her difficult diagnosis, Georgia will still be able to achieve her dream of becoming a mother.

Georgia Might End Up Catching the Baby

Even though Georgia is a midwife herself, she isn’t planning on being the midwife during this special birth. She wants to be there for Daisy as the birth partner and prepare to be a mum. However, if it works out, she might be the one to catch the baby.

What a fantastic friendship these two have, and what a beautiful gift Daisy is giving her friend.

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Gloria and Bernice, Identical Twins Turn 100, Celebrate Decades of Memories

“If either of them falls down, one can help the other up. But pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up.” - Ecclesiastes 4:10

WATCH: Woman Carries Best Friend’s Baby Because She Was Born Without a Womb!

LISTEN: She’s Raising Two Sons with a Rare Condition | Elderly Pen Pals Turn 100 And Have Been Writing Letters For More Than 80 Years

h/t: PEOPLE

Featured Image Credit: YouTube/This Morning

Julie Provost is a GodUpdates staff writer and editor. She lives in Tennessee with her husband, three boys, and little dog Max. She loves to read, go to the movies, and enjoy time with family and friends.