IVF for Baby Wesemann

No one would make a more caring, loving mother than my sister Rachael. Rachael has always wanted to be a parent. When I was a baby and Rachael was three, she loved to dress me up and take care of me like her own. She frequently kissed my forehead so hard that our parents would ask her to stop before she did any serious damage. Rachael loves big. She currently works in social work and trauma therapy, providing children and teenagers with hope, love, and a safe place where they can tell their stories. She also recently started nannying on the side and has the cutest friendship with the 7-year old girl she cares for.

Her husband Logan is one of the kindest people on earth. He is extremely selfless and has spent more time volunteering to help others than 99% of people I know. His patience, faith, and sense of humor (among so many other things) will make him an incredible father. 

Logan has a rare medical condition that prevents them from getting pregnant naturally. They are both in school right now and have already spent thousands of dollars on medical appointments, testing, and travel in order to get approved for IVF. Rachael and Logan are some of the hardest-working people I know, but as many of you know, IVF is not cheap. They just received approval to go through with the procedure, but they still need about $7,000 to pay for more genetic testing and a frozen embryo transfer.

 

I can't imagine better parents than these two. Whatever you can give to help them make this dream come true would be hugely appreciated!