Kaylon & Erin Bailey Ross IVF Fund
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Kaylon and Erin Ross want nothing more than to have their own children. If you know these two, you know they would make wonderful and responsible parents. My brother Kaylon and Erin were married three and a half years ago.
Kaylon and Erin immediately began trying to build their future family. However, after a year and a half of trying with no luck, they decided to move towards medical routes to help with fertilization. They underwent three unsuccessful and expensive IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) procedures, and in the end the doctors diagnosed both of them with unexplained infertility.
Since being diagnosed with unexplained infertility, the doctors have decided IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization) is their best option to have children, and that they are great candidates for the procedure. They have made drastic changes to afford this kind of procedure. Recently, they sold their home and used the equity to pay off student loans in the hopes of bringing themselves closer to paying for this expensive procedure.
Erin will be turning 35 this year and Kaylon will be 28. I know they are anxious to start their family.
I for one care about these two so much and I want to help them any way I can! This fund is there not to ask for handouts, but to help aid them in their desire to have a family. Every penny counts towards their goal of affording IVF! Even small humble donations would make a world of difference to them.
From a sister who loves both of them so very much,
Cherish Tuttle
Kaylon and Erin immediately began trying to build their future family. However, after a year and a half of trying with no luck, they decided to move towards medical routes to help with fertilization. They underwent three unsuccessful and expensive IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) procedures, and in the end the doctors diagnosed both of them with unexplained infertility.
Since being diagnosed with unexplained infertility, the doctors have decided IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization) is their best option to have children, and that they are great candidates for the procedure. They have made drastic changes to afford this kind of procedure. Recently, they sold their home and used the equity to pay off student loans in the hopes of bringing themselves closer to paying for this expensive procedure.
Erin will be turning 35 this year and Kaylon will be 28. I know they are anxious to start their family.
I for one care about these two so much and I want to help them any way I can! This fund is there not to ask for handouts, but to help aid them in their desire to have a family. Every penny counts towards their goal of affording IVF! Even small humble donations would make a world of difference to them.
From a sister who loves both of them so very much,
Cherish Tuttle
Organizer
Cherish Tuttle
Organizer
Franktown, CO
