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for runtime. It's very scary to think how much I've invested into this, how close I am to the end of this procedure.

I've been waiting over two years to be pregnant.

So I, there is no world where I could see me stopping this process

right now. That's 26 year old Gabriel Goydell describing the moment she heard

about the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling

that frozen embryos would now be considered children.

The ramifications of this are enormous.

What it means is if the frozen embryos in a fertility center are ever

discarded or destroyed, people could be held criminally liable.

And for Gabby, as well as others in Alabama, hoping to become parents through IVF, the ruling was devastating.

On Friday, the Justice has ruled that embryos created through in vitro fertilization or IVF would be protected under Alabama's wrongful

death of a minor act. Advocates for infertile couples call the ruling terrifying.

Now to be clear, freezing embryos is incredibly common during IVF procedures.

The hope is that one of them could lead to pregnancy, but embryos are sometimes damaged or disposed of while in the lab.

It's often part of the process.

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