I'm (28F) finally accepting my infertility diagnosis

So on Valentine's Day of last year I was diagnosed with endometriosis.<br><br>I'm some people endometriosis doesn't affect fertility, but for me it will.<br><br>The doctor said that the chances of me having a biological child are 1%. 1%? It's depressing as hell to think that I will never be able to carry my own child. It's bad enough getting a diagnosis of endometriosis, but this is just the cherry on top for me. I'm really upset about it and this infertility diagnosis just cemented my decision to not want children. I don't want to waste the rest of my life trying to have a kid.<br><br>My husband (35M) is not very supportive of my depression regarding my infertility diagnosis. He said that I'm supposed to be happy, since I don't really want to have kids. But I want to have the choice to have a kid. I want to have the ability to have a child if I choose to. Now I feel as if I'm not a 'complete woman' and it upsets me to think that. I'm not sure what I'm going to do about this, but I know I have to continue to live my life.