My daughter is 34 years old and loves to travel. She has become an expert camper as she has gone through her fertility journey. She does it to take pictures of wildlife and nature. She's really good at it. During this last 8 years she went through a lot with the doctors and eventually she found out that her fallopian tubes were completely blocked. She saved up and had an operation to fix it though her doctors weren't all that hopeful that it would be a solution for her. Turns out they were right. Everytime she gets a positive pregnancy test she has had to go through the heartbreak of finding out that the pregnancy is outside of her uterus and will not survive. There have been several. My heart hurts for her, but at least she knows if one does get implanted in her uterus the chances are very good it will take. At least that's what we are hoping. My daughter has been a daycare teacher for more than 13 years and is fully certified in pretty much every way she can be there. She is devoted to the children and I honestly don't see how she lasted this long doing it. I mean I love kids too but toddlers for 13 years? Just wow. She is taking night classes in college to be an investment broker. Though she loves the children I think the heartbreak is steering her away from them. I don't blame her at all. I completely understand and I am very proud of her. Unfortunately daycare workers don't make much. Certainly not enough for IVF. Please help my daughter have the child she has always wanted and worked for.