Hannah S., now age 22, Argues Roe v. Wade Should Be Overturned, according to her attorney Allan Parker

Austin couple braves winter storm for embryo transfer, shares full journey on Mother's Day.

'It's unbelievable': Tina Gibson, who lives in Tennessee, gave birth to a healthy baby girl using a 27-year-old embryo.

Infertility and Embryo Adoption: Chris and Kari, like many couples facing infertility, have followed a very interesting path to parenthood and also to help others who want to pursue embryo adoption.  They worked with a Snowflakes partner clinic in Cincinnati, OH for both their frozen embryo transfers and their egg donation. We think you will […]

"Babies are creations of God who have eternal souls. I will be their advocate for the rest of my life." –Dr. James Dobson

Snowflake Babies and Embryo Adoption with the Strege Family: You may not realize it, but couples wanting to adopt a child can actually adopt embryos that have been put up for adoption by the couples who conceived them through advanced reproductive technology. The very first person in the world who was adopted as an embryo […]

A Snowflake Named Hannah: The Strege family detailed their experiences as the first family to complete an embryo adoption.

The Battle Over Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Part 2: The Streges, John and Marlene, were the first family in the United States to adopt embryos from another family and have their daughter, Hannah, but little did they know that this act would result in their family becoming one of the most public voices against the […]

The Origin of Embryo Adoption, Part 1: In the book A Snowflake Named Hannah, John Strege tells the story of how he and his wife became the first couple in the country to adopt embryos from another family. Through this adoption, the couple had their daughter, Hannah, and paved the way for other couples to […]

This couple was struggling with infertility more than 20 years ago. They thought about in vitro fertilization but decided that there were moral and ethical problems with that approach. They considered adoption too, but their study of IVF caused them to realize that there were more than a million human embryos frozen, essentially in limbo. […]