Dr. Molly Burrets

Yeah.

I felt like I got it because I have been there.

And I just think you're such a special person.

And I was really honored that I even got to play a little role in it, you know.

Um, so I was in this position where I was left with one embryo and that was sort of, you know, my, my husband calls it a Hail Mary, which apparently is a football term, whatever.

Is it really?

It's like when the top, the clock is running out, you have nothing left and you throw the ball all the way from one end of the field to the other end of the field for a touchdown because it's your last thing.

It's the only thing left.

So she was our Hail Mary and I knew it was a girl.

And I waited a long time to do the transfer because I didn't want it to be over.

And I knew that if it didn't work for me, it would be over.

I wasn't going to do anything more.

I was so cashed and out of bandwidth.

I wasn't going to consider donor egg.

I just couldn't do it.

Yeah.

It ran my life.

Yeah.

It ran my life.

And on top of it, I know this is going to sound so wild, but I was commuting to Mexico to do the IVF.