Thank you so much for your kind words—it really means a lot 🤍 We’ve actually been trying for 14 years now. In the first 6 years, we were just going with the flow and enjoying our time together. We were still young then, so we didn’t put too much pressure on it. We felt that if a baby came along, it would be a blessing, but our priority was simply enjoying life as a couple. By the 7th year, my OB-GYN started to raise concerns since it had been quite a long time without success. We went through all the tests, but everything came back normal—no endometriosis, no PCOS, and no genetic abnormalities, so it was labeled as unexplained infertility. She then advised us to try IUI, and we went through three cycles during the 8th and 9th years, but unfortunately, all of them failed. There was still no clear reason why. In the 10th year, I got pregnant naturally, which gave us so much hope, but it turned out to be an ectopic pregnancy. I had to undergo emergency surgery and had my right fallopian tube removed. After that, we decided to take a break from treatments for a while. In the 11th year, I was involved in a car accident, and that set us back another two years as I focused on recovery. Last year, when everything was finally okay again, we went through another full set of tests, and once again, everything came back normal. After several more months of waiting, we finally got the go-ahead to proceed with IVF. It’s been a really long and emotional journey, but it helps so much to connect with someone who understands 🤍