Would you use an artificial womb? (I would)

As a sufferer of multiple miscarriages (I had been pregnant 7 times) with the last one landing me in the hospital as my body did not want to pass the baby I was left scared and was told that I would likely never be able to carry a child to term as the farthest i had gotten was 13 weeks. I was devastated, absolutely heartbroken... growing up my dream had been to be the 'little suzey home-maker' kind of mom, a pack of at least 3 (I really wanted 5) and my life about them to give them everything in life.
when i got pregnant again they also found 2 lumps in my left breast and my family and the docs tried to talk me into an abortion so I could go through cancer treatment. as it turned out the lumps were just cycts which were drained and the fluid tested and found to be benign. at 15 weeks my son had dropped into birthing position and was putting pressure on my cervix and I was placed on strict bed-rest and my doc appointments were an every week thing. during the visits they always did an ultrasound and they found the organs were not developing correctly. and again they tried to talk me into what they termed a 'therapeutic abortion' at 6 ish months. the doctors were convinced that even if it were a live birth that my child would have maybe 3 to 4 years due to the issues they were seeing.  this whole time I was showering once a week, sleeping on the couch so i could lay flat, I was allowed to get myself something to eat or drink, but i wasn't allowed to make myself anything it had to be 'grab and go' style to minimize time i spent upright. I know i was a huge burden on my parents who took care of me because i couldn't work this whole time. after 21 hours of hard labor my son was born and right away whisked to the NICU where he had his first surgery at a week old. he has medical issues and there is no cure for some of them with missing a kidney, spleen, his liver and pancreas not formed quite right and not in the right location, his intestines wound the wrong way along with several bone abnormalities. He turns 18 this year. He is my miracle 100% a miracle, but if this technology were further advanced it could have made the process so much easier... even if it was just a place for him to finish development from birth or maybe to have kept the number of miscarriages much lower by allowing them to grow outside of my body which was clearly killing them.