Cedric Owsley
$30.00
Aug 4, 2022
Aimee and John’s Little Berger Journey
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Donation ProtectedApr 28, 2022
My name is Aimee and I was diagnosed with moderate to severe endometriosis at the age of 18. Endometriosis is a common condition in many women, but for me it has hurt far beyond the physical.
7 years ago I met and fell in love with John, the love of my life. 1 year ago we were married on top of Natural Bridge at Red River Gorge and I confirmed what I had always known, he's the one for me. 2 years ago we knew we were ready to start a family. Due to the endometriosis, I knew this could be difficult for us. My doctor drew all the labs, I peed on hundreds of ovulation sticks and charted temperatures daily. For 2 years absolutely nothing happened. I felt so broken and confused. I couldn't understand why so many women could have a child and I couldn't.
In March of this year John and I made the leap to start seeing a fertility specialist. Things have moved quickly and for the first time in a long time we are feeling hopeful that a child is in our near future.
On 4/27 I had surgery in Cincinnati to remove my right Fallopian tube which was severely damaged from endometriosis. They were able to repair the left one but are unsure how long it will remain open.
We are eager and ready to move on from here. I want nothing more than to be a mom and have a family with the love of my life. However, our insurance does not cover any of the costs related to infertility treatment. These treatments can be extremely expensive when paying out of pocket and we know there is no way for us to afford IVF on our own. For that reason, we are asking for the support of friends and family in making our dream come true. Everything helps, even words of support.
Updates (1)
Goal Change
June 29, 2022(edited)
I recently updated our goal from $20,000 to $5,000. Our original goal was to save up enough to put IVF in the realm of possibility for us. After receiving some very high bills for surgery, we now know we will have to take some baby steps. Breaking our bigger goals down in to smaller chunks helps us feel like this could be attainable. We want to thank everyone who has helped us thus far. Just know, this is a goal we will not give up on. We are learning more and adjusting our path every day. We appreciate those who have stuck by us through it all and look forward to celebrating a future success with you.
Donations (10)
Casey Cameron
$10.00
Jun 30, 2022
Brianna Post
$20.00
Apr 30, 2022
“Thank you so much Brianna! Your support means the world to us❤️”
Katie Barr
$25.00
Apr 30, 2022
“Thank you so much Katie!”
Candice Hester
$100.00
Apr 29, 2022
Lance Morton
$200.00
Apr 29, 2022
Madi Burns
$40.00
Apr 29, 2022
Courtney Knight
$25.00
Apr 29, 2022
Brittney Nalley
$20.00
Apr 29, 2022
Dejae Cooley
$100.00
Apr 29, 2022
About the Organizer
Aimee Bebout
Louisville , KYJoined Apr 2022
Aimee and John’s Little Berger Journey
Organized by Aimee Bebout.
$570
of $5,000
10
donors
$4,430
to go
Their story
My name is Aimee and I was diagnosed with moderate to severe endometriosis at the age of 18. Endometriosis is a common condition in many women, but for me it has hurt far beyond the physical.
7 years ago I met and fell in love with John, the love of my life. 1 year ago we were married on top of Natural Bridge at Red River Gorge and I confirmed what I had always known, he's the one for me. 2 years ago we knew we were ready to start a family. Due to the endometriosis, I knew this could be difficult for us. My doctor drew all the labs, I peed on hundreds of ovulation sticks and charted temperatures daily. For 2 years absolutely nothing happened. I felt so broken and confused. I couldn't understand why so many women could have a child and I couldn't.
In March of this year John and I made the leap to start seeing a fertility specialist. Things have moved quickly and for the first time in a long time we are feeling hopeful that a child is in our near future.
On 4/27 I had surgery in Cincinnati to remove my right Fallopian tube which was severely damaged from endometriosis. They were able to repair the left one but are unsure how long it will remain open.
We are eager and ready to move on from here. I want nothing more than to be a mom and have a family with the love of my life. However, our insurance does not cover any of the costs related to infertility treatment. These treatments can be extremely expensive when paying out of pocket and we know there is no way for us to afford IVF on our own. For that reason, we are asking for the support of friends and family in making our dream come true. Everything helps, even words of support.
10 believers
Newest first- Cedric Owsley$30
- Casey Cameron$10
- Brianna Post“Thank you so much Brianna! Your support means the world to us❤️”$20
- Katie Barr“Thank you so much Katie!”$25
- Candice Hester$100
- Lance MortonTop donor$200
- Madi Burns$40
- Courtney Knight$25
- Brittney Nalley$20
- Dejae Cooley$100
Updates
June 29
Goal Change
I recently updated our goal from $20,000 to $5,000. Our original goal was to save up enough to put IVF in the realm of possibility for us. After receiving some very high bills for surgery, we now know we will have to take some baby steps. Breaking our bigger goals down in to smaller chunks helps us feel like this could be attainable. We want to thank everyone who has helped us thus far. Just know, this is a goal we will not give up on. We are learning more and adjusting our path every day. We appreciate those who have stuck by us through it all and look forward to celebrating a future success with you.
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