Thanks for watching everyone! We have appreciated all the support from you all this past year. Friendly reminder: we are not looking for advice, just a simple update. We are at peace with our decision to stop fertility treatments. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas! ❤

My husband and I have been together for 13 years. (We got married when I was 23, he was 27) we struggled with getting pregnant our entire marriage, and always chalked it up to me having pcos and irregular cycles, often times not ovulating. We’ve spoken with fertility specialists twice, and both times I chickened out because of the emotional investment and all the costs involved. I had a fibroid and a polyp removed in 2021 and we had a chemical pregnancy 2 months later. After all this time together, we both pretty much got into this mindset of, “if it’s going to happen, it will happen, and if it doesn’t, we will be ok” and we just stopped preventing and just let life happen Much to our surprise it’s the end of 2023 and we are 17 weeks pregnant with our son. (I’m 36 now, he’s 40) Hoping and praying for you guys.

As an adoptee, thank you for recognizing that adoption is not the consolation prize with infertility. We are not back up plans. We are human beings. My adoptive moth3 should have never been a mom. Ever. But she had money, so an adoption agency gave her two babies. Adoption is born in trauma, it CAN be a beautiful thing, but it is the beauty made from ashes. And parents need to understand they are going into a very different journey than getting pregnant. Both can be amazing and beautiful - but they are two separate journeys.

My friend and her husband had fertility issues for years and chose to adopt a baby boy. When he was four months old they found out they were expecting …twins. So fast forward a few months and they went from childless, to a boy and twin girls all right around a year old. So rest up! You never know what the future holds! 🙂

My husband and l tried for 13 years naturally. We were told we would never be able to have a child. But my husband said if it's God's will it will happen. And when we resigned ourselves. We got pregnant with twin girls. I was 35 and my husband was 36 . Hang in there miracle do happen. Praying for you.❤

"Adoption shouldn't be a solution to infertility" such a powerful statement. Thank you for saying that! Sending love and positive vibes throughout your journey becoming parents

I remember when I was trying to get pregnant. It was such a tough road. Many years and heartache later, I discovered I had autoimmune disease and my body was treating my babies like an invader. I got treatment and finally carried my son all the way through term. I just wanted to encourage you and let you know that I’m praying for you to have your hearts desire. ❤

We probably tried for a year naturally, before we became pregnant. It was a tough year because all my siblings were either giving birth or announcing their pregnancy. That was actually very hard for me. When our baby was finally born, he was our world. Six weeks later, our world was shattered...he was diagnosed with a rare medical condition, called neurofibromatosis. On an intelligence test, our boy was in the 95th percentile. He was one of a kind. My one sister said that he responded differently than other children to discipline so as a mother, I should not consider myself on the same page as other mothers trying to figure out discipline issues. He proudly finished school with not one discipline issue against his name. His other aunt said, he just got on with life regardless of the hardships that neurofibromatosis brought his way...taking on one challenge after the other...never giving up. That was his motto...it was in the form of a fridge magnet. Twenty years later, about a month before his 21st birthday, our Heavenly Father called him home after a short battle with cancer. A day before his passing, he determinedly still tried to do things that were almost impossible for him to do. When I encouraged him to take my help, he said that he didn't come this far to give up now. Always being the one who would keep everyone on the straight and narrow path, his cousin said at his memorial service that he had wisdom beyond his years. When we were all coming to terms with a cancer diagnosis, he said that his cancer was actually a blessing in disguise. If God would decide not to heal him, he would have time to prepare himself for eternity. He fought with so much faith, courage and hope. His concerns were always for the family, especially his grandparents when he received bad news...even being concerned for the oncologist who had to deliver such bad news to him. I follow your story, because so much reminds me of my boy...like him, YOU INSPIRE! I was unexpectedly diagnosed with cancer early this year. 2023 Has not been a good year. My boy had such peace in his eyes just before he shut his eyes for the last time. Since that moment, I experienced that peace that the world just cannot give...and it's carrying me through now. Peace, is my wish to you in this time of grief. Peace changes everything! 💙💚💙💚 Stefan's Mama, 4ever21.

Charimsa: "Trying naturally is fun" Cole: "That's true" I felt that 🤣

It's true, one of the biggest lessons I've learned in my adult life is whenever someone tells you to JUST do something, that person has NO idea what they're talking about!

I broke my neck in 1979, i was 17. Wow it is been 45 years ago. I still have moments when i can't help but wonder what my life would have been without my injury. Looking back on all that i have accomplished since my injury and all the wonderful moments i have experienced I find it hard to believe that i could have done more even though had to do it with a body that made everything more difficult. I too was an athlete and i miss waxing my buddies on the basketball floor or running down a beach in my bare feet in the sand. Ultimately i have learned these are not the experiences that define us. They simply enhance this life experience. Your bravery and courage is off the charts. You have made me a little ashamed of myself because i could never do what you do. I could never film my struggles and share it with the world. In fact i never talk about it except with my closes friends. When you are in your 60's and you are looking back on your life and your babies have babies and you think about all the wonderful things you have experienced and accomplished in your life you will see that these things you mourn over Ultimately just were not that important. You will be an amazing father and a wonderful example of what a real man really is. You will pass your courage and strength to your children and they too will be amazing. I wish i could meet them. YOU ARE A MONSTER MY FRIEND YOU ARE HUGE AND YOUR INJURY WILL NEVER CHANGE THAT. BE BLESSED !! Charisma you are a beautiful and charming he is lucky to have you. my girl is a planner as well it is a wonderful quality..

What a mature conversation on such a hard subject for people. Meanwhile still respecting your own privacy. Well done and such respectful decisions. Thank you for sharing

My mother and father were married ten long years thinking that they would never have any children. Then, what do you know right out of the blue, I showed up. And, ... 5 years later, my sister! For our parents it was torturous I am sure. My father was a doctor and there was nothing he could do. This was way back there when there was no IVF and all of that. But, I can tell you this. My sister and I have benefited beyond belief just from having parents who had experienced a good amount of life and didn't have any real pressures on them. They had their feet on the ground and knew what was important. They raised us in a Christian home with lots of love and somehow they managed not to spoil us. My sister and I talk very often about how blessed we have been to have had older, settled parents. You never know what's just around the corner or what God's plan is for you. Bless you both!

I will tell you that in my 20s I felt "the need" to have a child but now that im almost 40, I am truly content and happy being child free. So don't feel bad if it never happens for you.

Im almost 35 with no children for a few different reasons buy my sister has 3 kids. Being an auntie is absolutely incredible ❤ I'm so excited for you guys to see your baby niece! Enjoy the holidays with your family! 🫶

I fell pregnant on a break after 6 years of infertility. I think the mental load of trying really affects the process of carrying and maintaining a pregnancy. You guys will get there on your own timeline and focusing on yourselves is so important.

Babies love to be accidents (surprises). This is what I told my son and his wife. They tried for almost 6 years basically gave up and boom💥 . Now here we are 3 years later and not only do they have boom, they have bang and pow was born 7 days ago. Great Luck to all of you out there on your fertility journey .

You guys are so well-informed. As an Adoptive mom, I know that adoption is not for the faint of heart. Taking a break is a fantastic idea!

@ Roll with Cole & Charisma, you mentioned about how adoption is very expensive, I wanted to let you know that a church in Tennessee helps families that want to adopt, the name of the church is Global Vision Church in Tennessee. So, this is something that y'all can keep in the back of your mind. Good luck and God bless

My husband and I were in your place 45 years ago. Science had not progressed to where it is now. I did use medication, had 2 surgeries, and then multiple artificial inseminations. My great aunt, also an adoptive mom, told me pregnancy lasts 9 months while being a parent lasts a lifetime. Being parents was our heart's desire. Prayers over the years helped us and we were finally able to adopt a newborn baby girl. We enjoy being parents and are now enjoying our roles as grandparents. Your journey is not like any other's. Have faith and ultimately your path will become clear. God bless you both. I will pray for you.😊

At times when you stop trying so hard and stop expecting it to happen it happens naturally.

You guys will make amazing parents whatever route you go and however it happens. It makes sense to give your spirit and your finances a break.

I love how Charisma looks at Cole, when the time is right it will happen ❤

Just sending the both of you love. We went through a tough IVF journey for years. On the other end that journey, we're now 44 with 2 IVF kids, age 8 and 5. Every journey is different and it's great to see that you have each other, a great relationship, and healthy perspective about the future. ❤

Proud survivor of 6 years of infertility over here. You guys are doing FANTASTIC. Just 10/10 infertilitying (i know thats not a word lol). Wish i could send actual strength over to you both ❤

Please don’t allow infertility to damage your love for each other-y’all’s relationship tops everything.

Our infertility journey led me to lean on Jesus in ways I had never before. Through prayer and loving others we discovered adoption was not just an option but the path we were destined to take. Our child has filled our hearts and she is the light on our life! We are also on the journey of giving our daughter a balanced life as we get to see the world through Autism/SPD. We signed up for a journey, and the adventures have had its mountains and valleys. Right now I am on a sofa watching her snuggle with her daddy while watching TV, life gets sweeter by the day with her in your lives! I thank God for her life and for our gift!

My mum and dad went through the same journey as you have and when they decided that enough was enough my mum saying she was fed up of being prodded and poked and it being nearly ten years of treatment they came to the conclusion that it was never going to happen. They booked a holiday and announced to family members there decision Christmas 1991 that they had stopped treatment, and they were happy whatever happened. By a miracle my mum found out she was pregnant with me in the January of 1992 And four years later she had my sister! Sometimes pressure can be a problem. But you always never know . I wish you both well ❤️❤️❤️

That statement:"we are content with who and where we are" is most powerful. Enjoy life and be happy.

"What will be, will be." Glad you are thinking rationally and thoughtfully. Love to you both.

I appreciate you guys sharing. My daughter was told she has hormone problems and would have to take hormone enhancers.They hesitated and tried naturally and praise God after 3 years they are pregnant at age 34 baby is growing wonderful and will be here early next year. So never stop trying .God says when the time is right He will make it happen

I absolutely love how transparent you guys are. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.

I so agree with you that having a genuine desire to adopt is so important! It’s not for everyone! - mom of two bio kids, one adopted, and recently had a chemical pregnancy

Cole and Charisma, thank you for being so transparent. Fertility is a very big deal, and you are wise recognizing your need for a break. I will pray for God to give you your hearts desire. Congratulations on becoming an aunt and uncle. I love you both.

You guys are awesome.....to be open and share this with the public....is a lot. Have a blessed season.

Thanks for the update on your journey. Thanks talking about the steps, you guys went through. I haven't went IVF, yet. Sending positive vibe, to everyone having their dreams of have a family!

My niece done ivf for 5 years and gave up for many of the same reasons you mentioned and is now the mother of a beautiful boy , conceived naturally.

I’ve messaged you before, the old lady from Dallas who had my twins in 1990 via brand new IVF procedures, a straight-up miracle at that time. Babies are miracles, any way you get them, I must say. I admire you two so much, always the upbeat attitudes on display when I know for a fact that being constantly positive during infertility is impossible. I’ve always said that couples who have experienced this are the only people who can fully empathize with you. You addressed all the common comments that people make when they’re trying to help, but are actually annoying the fool out of you. Anyway, God has His plan. You are waiting on Him. Be strong and know that you have so many pulling for your ultimate happiness!

Charisma this look here is totally a LOOK FOR YOU ! The eyebrows are poppin and your hair looks great ❤

I love your positive attitude in regards to your life and relationship. Just because you don’t have a child now doesn’t make your lives incomplete. I have many friends who do not have children and they have had very full lives. Travel, more time for each other, pets are their children etc. you need to do what’s best for you.

Thank you for saying those things. I have been through Infertility treatments and adoptions. Both are very hard. Adoption has been challenging as I raise my daughter. Both are emotionally intensive. I’m so happy to hear that you have really reflected on everything. Thank you for being open and honest.

I absolutely love what you said about adoption. As an adoptive single mom, I can tell you there is nothing easy about it. It should never be a back up plan. Adoption should be the choice you make for your own reasons. The type of adoption you choose should always be the right one for you. Don’t let anyone make you feel bad if you lean toward certain types of adoption over others. I can also tell you it’s great and my daughter is absolutely mine, but you absolutely do what is right for you. If you ultimately decide aunt and uncle life is what you want, then go for it! Best wishes and Merry Christmas!!

the couples and families that are learning from your experience....the courage to talk about all of this....the strength and vulnerability to share everything that you have shared....Cole and Charisma, thank you for all that you've done for the IVF, IUI, and infertility communities. thank you for teaching what you have learned through your experience.

Honestly you guys have to do what’s good for your family. Your followers should understand and we appreciate both of you for even including us. Hope both of you have a Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year!!!!! ❤

IVF is hugely mentally and physically challenging so its great to take the time to rest, relax and reset. I'm sure you will find a way to successfully expand on your family. Enjoy the holiday season, keep that natural baby making practice up! Thanks for sharing your journey, I know that this must be really hard to talk about. You are correct that adoption isn't a solution for fertility but it is a solution for giving a loving home to a child and just another type of family which is just as loving as biological children. Maybe a mix of natural and adoption is what works for your future family if you want multiple children. You are a great couple and however your family grows is going to result in children having a great home and parents. You do what fits you.

Sending lotsa love & hugs your way, guys! I hope you enjoy the holidays, & take time to catch your breath!! Give yourself permission to do what works for YOU! You're worth it!🫂

Just don’t give up. Glad to get the update hear from you❤️❤️

Have been through most of the experiences you have described. I truly admire your courage in speaking about something that can be so painful. I'm sure so many will feel less alone.

This video will be of great help and comfort to the many other couples struggling to conceive, thank you for posting and I really hope you grow your family, you're both terrific people and you will make great parents. Congrats on your new niece, so exciting!

You guys communicate so well. It’s ok to take a break . Enjoy the holiday season!

Thank you so much for continuing to update us on your journey. I’m 31 and about to go in to our 2nd transfer ❤ it’s comforting seeing people, especially the same age, going through what I am.

I am just now watching this. It takes me back to our infertility diagnosis. It is hard. Just take your time with your break. I understand everything you are talking about and what you need. You do have those of us out here who understand what you’re going through. Prayers and hugs for you both 🙏

I’m so sorry for you guys. You deserve so much more. You’re both strong and so special.

Thank you Cole and Charisma for sharing bits and pieces of your life. These internet streets are tough and no matter what you say or do some people just wont hear or like it. So for you to continue to share and help motive, encourage, and educate people along the way while having/natvigating your own personal journel takes courage...

Such wisdom and such a true partnership, you're a lovely example for others.

How you both pour into each other is so beautiful!!! Your love will sustain you through this part of your journey!!!!❤❤❤❤

You guys are absolutely incredibly inspiring, and your breakthrough is right around the corner! Declaring it for you both!

It's a really hard jouney and it's really nice that you guys bring visibility to a topic that lots of couples go through but it's still hard to talk about it. Bring awareness is important. After 5 years of infertility, one failed IVF I'm 9 weeks pregnant, naturally and I'm 41 yo, after fouding my path through Naprotechnology. It was a blessing in our lives to have found a Napro doctor. Sending lots of love for you and all the families going through the same.

Thank you so much for being vulnerable and sharing your journey. My husband and I would love to start a family via adoption and it’s comforting to know we are not alone.

My husband and I are in a very similar boat. It's such a struggle. I really applaud you guys are sharing your journey so openly. I haven't really shared our fertility journey with too many people because I really don't to hear those insensitive comments from people or the unwanted advice. Sending positive vibes!

I admire your courage and strength in sharing such a vulnerable journey !! ❤

Both of you are glowing and whatever you decide we will always be here praying and supporting you 🙏 ❤😊

I admire your ability & choice to share such a personal part of your lives… I’ve always had that maternal instinct, have always been great with kids, & we both love children so I never thought in a million years that we wouldn’t be parents. IVF was the only option for us. I worked with someone whose wife became pregnant their 1st time so I was super positive (however I was naive because she was in her 20s and I was almost 37, never became pregnant naturally. I quickly learned that everyone’s circumstances are different). That first failure was devastating. The grief for me was beyond words. But there was a “chance” for it to work & we had the medical benefits. I was determined to have a baby. So IVF became our life. I even took a year off from a demanding job to avoid stress. We did 9 IVF attempts, yes 9. We got pregnant once but never got to that 1st ultrasound to hear the heartbeat. Had another chemical pregnancy at some point and nothing more. To be honest, I probably would have kept going, but I had to think about what I was putting my husband through. He was dealing with this emotionally himself, not to mention my emotions AND he did every one of my injections except for one (I had to do a trigger shot once because he was stuck at work hours away). I was willing to put my body through it but I had to stop at some point. I wish I would have looked into having my eggs frozen in my 20s but I didn’t. So I think it’s great that you guys are looking at options. For us, the next step was donor eggs and our insurance would not cover everything. So we stopped. I’ve had issues being able to share my story because of the grief. Everywhere I went I was reminded that everyone had their own biological kids…going to the store, coworkers baby showers, EVERY holiday was difficult. But a counselor told me that it would take time & the grief would come and go. Thank you for allowing me to share in this comment. Again, I just wanted to thank you for sharing your life with us.

Thank you for being so open and honest, especially about the adoption topic. It really isn't' that simple of an answer. While people have the best intentions, you truly wont get it until you have infertility issues. It is rough. We start IVF in January after 13+ years of infertility and failed medicated and IUI cycles. This is not for the faint of heart. Sending you both a massive hug.

I had my one and only baby when I was 43, an old lady, lol! So, you still have time! I’m praying for you both.

Bless you Cole and Charisma as you open a private part of your lives to us… You continue to inform, inspire and provide insight for so many people. However you choose to have a family (or not) thanks for sharing your journey with us. Be blessed and Merry Christmas 😊

Having been in the same position, I pray your hearts heal and you find acceptance and peace. The grief is real. The exhaustion, all types, is real. And you're right, people don't get it. Be blessed on your journey and thank you for sharing. ❤

My heart is breaking for you two. Been there and completely understand. I remember the wall I hit before we adopted. The fact the I had to realize I would never have the privilege of carrying my own child slowly faded. I can tell you that the power of prayer is the way we ended up going. I have added the two of you to a baby prayer list. I’m glad that your head space is to take a break. I wish I could give you a hug. PEOPLE just so you know one of the things you should NOT say to a couple struggling is, “don’t think about it,stop trying.”

I really admire you guys strength, I’m keeping you guys in my prayers ❤️

I have similar experiences so I know the feeling. I respect your decision and support you wholeheartedly. Grace peace and love ❤

Praying for the best. You’re both such a wonderful couple.

You guys seem to be in a great place, follow your heart. You guys are blessed with each other. Enjoy being aunt and uncle, much love💞

You guys have grace talking about your situation, more strength to u🙏🙏, the loss is not easy to deal with, i tested positive after ivf but few weeks later turned out to be extrauterine and had to be terminated, i lost my job too,can barely gather myself to talk about 2023, its been a tough year,i understand you, but glad you can afford the smiles, all the best. To all persons struggling with infertility, sending some virtual hugs.

As an adoptee I appreciate you acknowledging that adopting I not a solution. Adoptees are human and there is trauma along with it. There is beauty and there is pain but going into it with that mindset is a set in the right direction.

As you said Charisma time is on your side and it is! There are a lot of holistic things you can read about if that’s something of interest at any point but one thing I learned was keeping your vitamin D levels up is a good thing and an easy thing to do. Blessings to you both and I’m very hopeful for you both❤️.

Thanks for sharing your story, y’all are amazing Humans!❤

I can relate to every single word that you've said in this video. After 8 years of intertility, we've started our adoption process, a tough one that is by no means a solution to infertility, it's a completely different journey we decided to take over because we have the emotional/financial/practical space to raise a child that needs us. In fact, I had to recover from infertility grieving before starting this new process. What an experience! I wish you guys all the best for whatever next journey you take, just be happy and fully enjoy your beautiful life opportunity!

Thanks for being so open with your journey. Y'all are an amazing couple and still young, have fun!! Stay blessed.

I love y'all so much. Thank you for allowing us in you guys life. Ive been watching since day one. I will always support y'all.

Thanks you for acknowledging and voicing the fact that " just relax, just have fun, God's timing" doesn't always work! This was one of the biggest thing that ticked me off the most during my 7 yr infertility journey. There are so much scientific things that were preventing both my husband and I. Without intervention it would have been a very near 0% chance it would have happened naturally. As u said yes it can happen to some people but incomparision to all infertility issue couple the amount who do end up pregnant naturally is very very small percentage. You guys are so cute and wish you all the luck and prayers that when you are ready you find your solution.

It is a tough process , we are almost a year in on our fertility journey and still no luck at all. Still staying positive though. Thank you for being open and letting know your boundaries. Rightfully so , you also have to protect your peace. To end the message positive congratulations aunt and uncle it is really fun. I’m a proud auntie of 4 nieces and 1 nephew. Enjoy that time and bonding with you’re niece 🥰

I love your energy and how transparent you are about your fertility journey. You’re definitely not alone and I know it took a long time to process where you both are emotionally. Sending light and love.

I’m so sorry guys! Was really rooting for a healthy baby for you. Have a friend who went through two full rounds of IVF and then ended up conceiving naturally after they both failed. Bout to have my egg retrieval and getting nervous. Your journey has been so helpful to watch.

My hubby and I did IUF every month for a year. I had to stop because mentally I couldn’t do it anymore. TG my hubby was supportive and agreed with my system. Unfortunately we never got pregnant. I was blessed with nieces and nephews that I was able to take for overnighters often!

I’m really sorry it didn’t work out as you planned, but I love your attitude coming out of it. What a great couple 💕Whatever the future holds, you have each other

How are you so good at putting all this stuff into words-really-thanks so much

I have fertility issues and it took me 4 yrs to have my son. My children (3) are all clomid babies. I fully understand your struggle. You mentioned adoption and my ex and I were in that process which relaxed us and the next thing you know I was pregnant. I know its hard but just relax your mind and dont focus so much then maybe a surprise might happen. Good luck and I wish you the best

I know it’s going to happen for guys and I can’t wait!!! Sending you guys lots of love ❤

Thanks for the updates. Just love your energy! Looking forward to 2024 with you guys.

Thank you for sharing. I have been struggling with infertility and can't afford ivf. I appreciate the open discussion as I feel like everything has been secret or shamed!

I love how in love u guys are. All the best for u guys and your family, present and future!!

So glad you are willing to be open to whatever makes sense and leads you to your family goals. Also awesome to take a break. People make suggestions just because they feel for you and want your dreams to come through. You are right that adoption has to be a heart choice not a consolation prize. In a single adoptive mom. I never tried for a bio baby, I just wanted to adopt from the foster system. It is awesome there are many ways to become a family. No one way is best. There are a lot of kiddos in the foster system and those adoptions are not expensive. People mistakenly think adopting kids elsewhere - like out of country) they won't have the same challenges (untrue) and all kids from the foster system have special needs or behavior challenges. Some do just like any adoption scenario (or bio birth ) and there are absolutely added considerations. I am mom to a special needs young man now.... being a mom is amazing. It's such a personal choice and whether embryo adoption, foster system, private infant adoption, using a surrogate and donor embryo and/or sperm,, international adoption....., the bottom line is all kids deserve homes and love and to be wanted so deeply. So whatever one is lead to, is a good choice. Staying without a child is fine too! Do what your heart leads you to do and be open to surprises from any situation. None of it is easy. Kids deserve parents who want them so desperately, we will go the extra miles to become a family. Whatever route you choose that will be a lucky kiddo or kiddos and and you will be blessed to have them.

I can only imagine what you went through and how you feel. Take the much needed break and when the time is right, you’ll be blessed.

Charisma.. I totally agree with you about a person’s “why” for adopting. That’s good. I’m praying for you and Cole!!!🙏🏾❤️

I feel this. You are right about adoption. I’ve had infertility issues for over a decade and have to get surgery so I’m not gonna be a mom. People have said just get drunk and it will happen. Keeping it private is a great idea because unsolicited advice is the absolute worst. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I wish you both the best ❤❤❤

After going through this issue with my spouse I can sympathize with you. You do finally get to a point of acceptance after the mourning is over and you come to a conclusion that is right for you, not everyone else. I always said God had a plan for us and that was taking care of elderly parents. On another note, my niece and husband were told that they would not be able to conceive. Guess who's pregnant and 40 years old? Baby girl to come in early May!! Hang in there and know that people are praying and will support you through whatever!!

Not only have we adopted 3 through foster care. My husband and I have been married for almost 19 years, I had Gastric bypass surgery almost 2 years ago and lost 75 pounds. I have never ovulated until after I lost the weight and had a miscarriage, and the next cycle we got pregnant. And now my baby boy is almost 6 months. It can happen. I am 41 and we are trying for bio baby # 2. My OB and other Drs is encouraging us too. I'm here to chat whenever

Thank you for your honesty in your thoughts and the details of all the stress in the "baby" life options. It is challenging. God's Blessings of Strength, Ease and Grace in your life and your family. ❤❤

We have two beautiful IVF babies that are 10 months and 3. Weeks old learned that with every loss and failure the doctors learn something new that might led to success. My heart is with you.

God bless you two.Take your time, relax and enjoy your life.