07/30/2026
We’re sharing something with you that we’ve never shared before. ❤️👇🏼
When we went through IVF to have Kyla, we kept the entire journey private. We didn’t share any of it until after she was born because, if it hadn’t worked, it would’ve been too painful to talk about publicly.
But this time feels different.
In just a couple of days, we’re scheduled for another embryo transfer, and we’re praying that, if it’s God’s will, we’ll be growing our family again. 🥹 We already know Kyla would make the sweetest big sister, and the thought of watching her in that role fills our hearts with so much excitement.
At my last ultrasound, my doctor found some fluid in the lining of my uterus, which can sometimes happen from the estrogen medications. Tomorrow I’ll go back for another ultrasound, and we’re praying the fluid is completely gone. If it is, we’ll move forward with our embryo transfer the following day. If it isn’t, we’ll have to postpone the transfer until my body is ready.
Sharing this before we know the outcome feels incredibly vulnerable. We almost didn’t post this because we know how hard it would be if things don’t go as planned. But after we shared our IVF journey following Kyla’s birth, we received so many messages and questions from people who were either going through IVF themselves or wanted to better understand what the process looks like.
We hope that by sharing this journey in real time, it helps bring a little more awareness to what so many families quietly walk through. And if you’re in the middle of infertility or IVF, we hope you know you don’t have to carry it alone. There are so many people who understand what you’re feeling, even when it can seem isolating.
Right now, we’re choosing to trust God’s timing and put this completely in His hands. We’d be so grateful if you would keep us in your prayers over the next few days. Whatever happens, we believe He has a plan, and we’re trusting Him every step of the way.
Thank you for being here, for encouraging us, and for walking alongside our family. 🤍