Help Savana and Austin's IVF Journey

Savana and Austin’s journey to grow their family has been filled with both hope and heartbreak. In December 2022, they were overjoyed to learn they were expecting, but their excitement was cut short by a miscarriage in February 2023. Seeking answers, Savana visited a fertility specialist and was diagnosed with stage 2 endometriosis, leading to surgery in November 2023.

Following the procedure, they were advised to pursue a treatment in Tijuana that was not legal in the U.S. Thankfully, after seeking a second opinion, they learned the treatment was unnecessary and highly experimental. Trusting their instincts, they chose a different path, and Savana began working with an endocrinologist to focus on diet and supplements.

Their dedication paid off when, in May 2024, they conceived naturally. Seeing their baby’s heartbeat on multiple ultrasounds filled them with joy and renewed hope. However, at 12 weeks, Savana was instructed to stop taking progesterone. Just a week later, she felt something was wrong. An ultrasound confirmed their worst fear—there was no longer a heartbeat. She underwent a D&C, leaving them devastated once again.

Now, they are working with an incredible new fertility clinic and are grateful for the care they have received. However, they recently discovered that Savana has low AMH, meaning she has a limited egg reserve, making time a critical factor. After three IUI attempts—one ending in a chemical pregnancy and two unsuccessful—they are now moving forward with IVF and egg freezing, hoping to finally welcome their miracle baby.

Savana and Austin’s greatest wish is to give their beautiful daughter, Stella, a sibling. They have endured so much on this journey, and while they remain hopeful, the financial burden of fertility treatments is overwhelming. If you know them, you know their strength, resilience, and unwavering love. Any support, whether through donations or sharing their story, means the world to them.

Thank you for being a part of their journey.