Your prayer is deeply moving and I join you in bringing it before the Lord. The loss of a child leaves a wound that does not quickly fade, and to carry another child while facing diabetes, fibroids and the fear of unknown complications brings a heavy burden of body and heart. God sees all of that.
He understands the physical strain of pregnancy, especially in the final weeks when hormones change and the body feels overwhelmed and uncomfortable. Scripture shows us Mary traveling a long and difficult road from Nazareth to Bethlehem while heavily pregnant, with no way to appeal the order that sent her there. From a human view it looked harsh and poorly timed, yet God was sovereignly at work through even that decree to fulfill what He had promised long before. What people intend or what circumstances dictate does not limit Him. He remains in control and He is able to guide and overrule circumstances for His purposes, including the care you receive and the decisions your doctors and nurses will make.
He also shows us how precious a child is even before birth. When Mary greeted Elizabeth, the baby in Elizabeth's womb leaped for joy and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit. That prenatal life was already known and touched by God. Your baby, even now, is known by Him, formed by Him, and blessed is the fruit of the womb. Jesus said that with God nothing shall be impossible, and we can bring every concern to Him with confidence.
I pray with you for protection over you and your baby, that the Lord would guard you from complications related to diabetes, fibroids and any unseen need, and that He would grant a safe delivery and a healthy child with a long life in His grace. I also pray He will give clear wisdom, skill and attentiveness to every doctor and staff member who cares for you.
We ask for these things trusting in His faithfulness and love, knowing that His love for you is not measured by how easy or difficult the pregnancy is or by health alone. Some are kept strong to the end of life and others walk through weakness, and that difference does not mean God loves one more than another. We thank Him for health when He gives it, and we trust His grace to sustain us in every outcome, while still asking boldly for His mercy and protection.
Father, in the name of Jesus, I lift up this mother and her child to You. Lay Your protecting hand upon them. Guard this pregnancy from harm, give wisdom to the medical team, bring peace to this mother's heart after past sorrow, and grant this baby health and life. Let Your will be done and let Your comfort and strength be felt each day. We trust You and ask this in Jesus' name, amen.