First off, we would like to say how humbled and honored we are that you are reading this letter and are considering us as adoptive parents. Our journey to parenthood has not been an easy one. We have faced struggles with severe endometriosis and one disappointment after another with our attempted traditional adoption journey. I have had my fallopian tubes removed so we are unable to use my eggs and N has a rare blood clotting disorder in his family (which luckily he does not have) but did not want to take the chance of passing it down to a child. We already feel a kinship with you because we know that you were once where we are now and you understand the struggles of our journey better than anyone. You understand the feelings of darkness, defeat and doing everything you can to try and remeber that someday there will be a perfect baby in your arms and that all the pain will all be worth it in the end. All of our struggles have brought us here, to Embryo Adoption which is where we feel like is finally our right path. We truly believe that God has a plan for us and that our trials and tribulations were the necessary path we needed to go down to meet our future baby. This journey has strengthened us as a couple and showed us how much we truly want to be parents. We know that all we have gone through will only make us better parents and give us the utmost appreciation and love for our future child. We will tell them how they were so badly wanted that we did everything we possibly coulkd to bring them into this world. We will tell them about the wonderful couple who gave us the opportunity to complete our family. Saying yes to being apart of our journey to parenthood will not only give us the greatest gift we could ever ask for but it will instill hope back into our lives.

We would love for you to get to know a little more about us!

Our home:

We own a cozy 3 bedroom, 4 bathroom townhouse in the suburbs. We have a very safe neighborhood where kids ride their bikes and neighbors get together for cookouts. We live on the west coast all year and spend our summers at our beach house on the east coast. T's parents and grandmother live right up the street and N's parents reside on the east coast. They visit often, spending lots of quality time together. In the summers, both sides of the family get t