Merick Daniel
Born Novemeber 18th, 2023

Embryo Adoption Miracle
for Susan and Daniel

“My water broke at 2:30 AM on 11-18 and he was born at 3:27 PM. The labor was harder than expected for me but he came without any major complications. They had him on a c-pap machine for the first 10 minutes to help his lungs fully inflate but after that he was good to go and is healthy and perfect. He eats well and is a sweet, mellow baby. We love him completely and I have spent most of the last week marveling at how adorable he is and all of his potential.”
~ Susan and Daniel
Proud Parents

www.adoptembryos.org

Saying hello the first time!
“Nice to meet you, Daddy”
Embryo Adoption allows for the immediate bonding with the adopting couple.

It’s a Girl!

“The Lord blessed us with Sloane Violet Wirpel’s surprise early arrival on December 5th at 35 weeks, 5 lbs 6 oz. From Maria shepherding us through embryo adoption, to a healthy pregnancy and delivery, God’s tender mercies and loving kindness are manifest. Thank you to EASCP and our donor family for the wonderful gift of our daughter!”

In Christ,
Justin and Dawn

You can apply online for no
fee here:

DONATE: www.adoptembryos.org

“For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
Wonderful are your works; my soul
knows it very well.”
Psalm 139:13-14

“When a friend recently asked about the genetic parents of our children, I said something about their “real dad.” I caught myself as the words came out, but it was too late.
I can explain embryo adoption on autopilot. I’ve recited the story so many times that it surprises me when I slip up. Whether because of the marvels of science or the sheer novelty of it, most people are curious to learn more when they hear both of our children were adopted as embryos.
“How does that work?” is the most common response. My wife and I welcome the questions because we’ve both become passionate about embryo adoption.
After hoping, praying, and trying to have kids for a few years without success, we knew something was wrong. When we decided against more invasive fertility treatments like in vitro fertilization (IVF), we were left with few options. Either we could keep going down a path that had led to relentless frustration and heartbreak, or we could pivot to adoption. Then, when a worldwide pandemic hit and effectively delayed further infertility treatments, we made the call: It was time to move on.”
More here

Hope & Will Have a Baby
The Gift of Embryo Adoption

We get asked a lot about books for embryo adopted children and we think this is a very good resource. It’s helps parents begin telling their embryo adoption story with the guidance of how to say it in book. You can read all aobut it, and purchase, on the
link below.
Order through Amazon

Help Us Celebrate 15 years

Since November 8, 2008
The Miracle Embryo Foundation provides funds to help families with their embryo adoption and donation expenses! Please help make bringing home a baby a reality for an infertile couple!

Link to tax-deductable gift

Embryo Adoption Services
of Cedar Park
900 Commonwealth Place #225
Virginia Beach, VA 23464

www.adoptembryos.org