"Your hardest times can lead to some of the greatest moments of your life. Keep going. Tough situations build strong people in the end."

Do you remember making the turkey handprint craft when you were a little kid? Mine always turned out looking like a dilapidated pigeon. As the youngest child in my family, this was particularly mortifying because my sorry pigeon would be displayed alongside my more capable and crafty siblings' turkeys.

Even at the ripe old age of 4, I was learning hard lessons. A failed turkey craft may not seem like a big deal, but to a small person, these things can seem huge.

As we grow, both victories and disappointments grow as well. There are times when life is just overwhelming. We want to encourage you...

Keep Going.

You are becoming the incredible creation God intends you to be.

He will pour you out as a blessing for others.

"Each embryo life we created was respected and had a chance to become the precious individual they were created to be."

It has always been our opinion that life begins at conception. It wasn’t until I was diagnosed with an extreme case of endometriosis that we wondered if we could have the family we felt we were meant to have and not violate our morals.

When my husband and I ran into fertility struggles, like many others, we had to start to think ‘outside of the box’ regarding how to start a family. We have friends who decided against IVF over 20 years ago because they were against the idea of their embryos (children) being discarded or remaining frozen indefinitely. I had learned about embryo adoption after seeing something in the media, and so I began to research this unique form of adoption.

Who would care for our unborn children?