Mags Harty

Yeah, we have our little girl, but it was.

A journey.

No, no.

Funny enough, even one of the embryos, I remember crying on the chair.

I knew it wasn't going to work.

I don't know what it was.

I was crying as they were implanting the embryo.

With Isla, I think once I'd gone past the eight week scan, I was like, this is it.

And then the girl that was doing the scan, she said, oh my God, look at the pout.

And you could still see Isla, Isla has this awful, not awful, a very funny pout.

I think after the eight week,

The ten week, because we got to the eight week often on the scans.

We never got to the ten.

I think once I got to the ten week, yeah, I knew this one.

This is it.

This is staying.

This is staying.

And it did.

At the beginning, I told our circle of friends, you know, because I was always open, I was always open, and our IVF journey, the whole lot, I never hid anything.

But as I was losing them, I was telling less and less and less because their disappointment, their face, felt that it was a disappointment and I was hurting them.