After polyp removal and encouraging ultrasound updates, I’m trusting the IVF process with faith, prayer, and hope—believing God is working even in the waiting.

Only one embryo was viable, and I’m grateful. This journey has shown me that even one is enough when it’s covered in faith. God’s timing is always right on time.

Our egg retrieval brought 3 eggs, 2 blastocysts, and a month of waiting. Through prayers, headaches, and uncertainty, I’m clinging to faith and gratitude for this journey.

Egg retrieval day reminded me of how fragile and miraculous this process is. Not every follicle holds an egg, but every egg retrieved is a gift. I’m holding onto faith, gratitude, and the hope that even the smallest beginnings can bloom into something beautiful.

Today may be trigger day, leading to egg retrieval on Saturday. I’m excited yet overwhelmed—grateful for the chance at IVF, but anxious about the financial strain, the headaches, and the weight of uncertainty. In it all, I’m holding onto faith that tiny seeds of hope can still grow into mighty miracles.

An honest reflection on navigating IVF, hormone anxiety, and diminished ovarian reserve—while clinging to faith, gratitude, and the hope of new life.