From World Radio, this is Double Take. I'm Les Sillers. Last time, we introduced you to Dillon

Herting. Every single day, I was just in the Bible. Every single day, all day. I wouldn't

take it back for anything. She became a Christian while in a Michigan prison on drug charges,

but she began to grow in her faith. After 18 months, she got out of jail, got married in 2019.

Then she and her husband tried to start a family.

She desperately wanted someone to love and nurture,

a child to train up to know and love Christ,

but they struggled to conceive.

I just remember being sad just because I wanted to be a mom so bad.

So she decided to try in vitro fertilization.

Her doctors extracted 17 of her eggs and successfully fertilized 10.

Three of the tiny humans died.

Doctors inserted two of the remaining seven into her uterus.

But there were still no guarantees.

Miscarages happened often at this point.

So when we left Dillon last episode, she had cleaned the local Walmart out of pregnancy tests.

She was trying to see if the embryos had implanted into her uterus.

It was 2020.

I spent about $200 a day on pregnancy tests being on the stick every time I had to go.

And that's where we left it.

This story is from world reporter Leah Savas.

She'll pick it up again right here.

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