Mom had become carrying a child within years of attempting, after which doctors admits mistake

The inability to have your own children is simply intolerable for a woman. This was the reality Carolyn Savage and her husband Sean were confronted with. They would, however, be surprised in a unique way. Carolyn and Sean had three wonderful children, but they'd struggled to conceive in recent years. In plan to enlarge their family, they'd wait as long as they can to have the large family they'd always desired. Carolyn would have period after period instead of receiving positive pregnancy tests. It was mentally exhausting for both Sean and her. And if she did become pregnant, it was almost always accompanied by a miscarriage. The couple made the decision to use in vitro fertilization. They prayed for God to answer their prayers and he actually did. However, it wasn't long before they got a phone call that would completely severely damage the both of them. The couple had previously had success with fertility treatments and now have three children. However, in February 2009, the embryos incorporated in an apparent effort to have a fourth child did not go as planned. So, what did the doctor have to say about it? Carolyn was pregnant, so the IVF treatment had worked brilliantly. The doctor went on to explain that he had accidentally mixed up the embryos. Although she was ecstatic about the pregnancy, the baby she was carrying wasn't hers. She decided to carry the pregnancy to term and then hand over the baby to its legitimate parents. The family decided they were willing to go ahead with it. However, after all was said and done, they still desired more children of their own. Notwithstanding the fact of being told by doctors that she was infertile, Sean and Carolyn were overjoyed to announce in 2011 that they were expecting twins via a surrogate mother. Carolyn was 45 years old when she became pregnant with their sixth child in the spring of 2014. Their dreams came true and they finally had the family they had always desired.