About Trying For Baby P
About Us
Our Journey
Our Journey
Hello, we’re Ashley & Daniel! We live in Orlando, FL and our crew also includes our three pups – Manchester, Maverick, and Macie. Our journey together began in 2019 over a game of bar trivia. After meeting, we quickly knew we were meant to be and we were married in June 2022. Ashley works as an Accounting Manager, while Daniel is in Sport
Hello, we’re Ashley & Daniel! We live in Orlando, FL and our crew also includes our three pups – Manchester, Maverick, and Macie. Our journey together began in 2019 over a game of bar trivia. After meeting, we quickly knew we were meant to be and we were married in June 2022. Ashley works as an Accounting Manager, while Daniel is in Sports PR & Communications and coaches youth lacrosse. When we’re not working, we love spending time together traveling, discovering new breweries and restaurants, and making memories with our pups. We also enjoy being outdoors, especially by the water.
Our Journey
Our Journey
Our Journey
Daniel and I have been on a challenging journey with infertility dating back to 2021. Having been diagnosed with PCOS, I knew we would face some challenges potentially getting pregnant but we had no idea the many twists and turns our infertility journey would take us on over the past few years. After experiencing a loss in 2021, we decide
Daniel and I have been on a challenging journey with infertility dating back to 2021. Having been diagnosed with PCOS, I knew we would face some challenges potentially getting pregnant but we had no idea the many twists and turns our infertility journey would take us on over the past few years. After experiencing a loss in 2021, we decided to undergo our first egg retrieval with the goal of doing our first transfer immediately following our wedding. Twelve embryo transfers and two additional egg retrievals later, we've been unable to make it past the 8-week mark in any of our pregnancies, having experienced a number of early losses. Each of our embryo transfers have been with genetically normal embryos and despite our doctors' best efforts, they haven't been able to pinpoint a definitive cause. We've explored various options, including immune protocols, natural modified cycles, and fully medicated approaches, all without success. Now, we're turning to surrogacy with our 8 remaining genetically normal embryos, holding onto hope that this path will finally make our dream of becoming parents a reality.