Meet two families who are building a story about life and sacrifice.

They liked the concept of embryo adoption. However, the idea of an open adoption was scary.

We were advised to try IVF with donor eggs, but we rejected that option...

Although Blaine and Kathryn had their three biological children and wanted more kids. They felt they should expand their family through adoption.

Yesterday we had our embryo transfer appointment. Unfortunately, we had to thaw all ten of the embryos we adopted.

We wanted to have a family, but we also knew that it would be difficult to conceive our own child due to my paralysis from a bicycle accident.

It wasn’t until her OB-GYN suggested Snowflakes Embryo Adoption as an option in the wake of their infertility discovery that she remembered about the option.

The idea of special case embryos (at risk for a possible genetic issue) thrilled my heart in a way that can only be explained as God moving.

...I learned I could be pregnant, wear maternity clothes, give birth, and breast feed my adoptive child.

Dan and Kelli met on a Christian dating website in their early 40s.