My journey with infertility began in the very first year of my marriage. I married at the age of 32, and we started with simple tests and vitamins, but nothing worked. We then tried five cycles of ovarian stimulation, which only resulted in one chemical pregnancy that, sadly, did not continue. We decided to move forward with IVF, but the financial burden was overwhelming. We gave up every trip and every personal enjoyment in order to save for treatment. After much effort, we managed to do our first IVF cycle, but it failed. The second cycle gave us only a chemical pregnancy that ended quickly. The third and fourth cycles were also unsuccessful, and the emotional toll on both me and my husband was immense. Throughout this journey, we used up all of our savings. Only twice did our health insurance help, but for the rest, we paid entirely from our own pockets. We both worked tirelessly, rarely taking any time off, just to keep pursuing this dream. Now, after four failed attempts, I am seeking support for a fifth cycle. Time is critical to increase my chances, but emotionally and financially, I am at a very difficult point. This grant represents hope — a chance for us to try again and finally achieve our greatest dream: becoming parents.