The women get pregnant.

Some of them see it begin.

They see it begin at the clinic in the same place where they had their retrieval.

On the ultrasound screen they watch as the embryo is placed in their uterus.

Some of the pregnancy stick.

Eshas is one of them.

The single embryo she implants divides into and she finds herself carrying twins.

They're born in the spring eight weeks early and after Esha delivers, she goes back to

her OB for her own follow-up.

After I delivered, I went in for my six weeks postpartum visit to meet with my doctor and it

somehow came up in conversation that I was part of the suit that was going on and she

looked at me and she said, well, what's the big deal?

I mean, you ended up pregnant and she's not the first provider that said that to me.

I'm actually in the process of switching psychiatrists because I had a similar experience

with her recently where she kind of said, you know, I really don't get what the big

deal is.

You were successful.

You got pregnant.

What's the problem?

Wow.

Wow.

I mean, yeah, I mean like just what a thing to say.

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