Welcome to Our IVF Journey
Tyler & Nicole
Our Story
Our Journey Begins🌟 Our Journey Begins
Tyler survived cancer. His mother didn't.
Both had Lynch Syndrome, a genetic condition that dramatically increases cancer risk.
The reality: We have a 50% chance of passing this to our children.
That's why we chose IVF with genetic testing.
The IVF Path💝 The IVF Path
Our goal: Children free from Lynch Syndrome.
We've completed three IVF cycles and welcomed our miracle baby Archer.
The journey has been challenging, but our hope remains strong.


Our Journey Continues🔄 Journey Continues
Three IVF cycles = 15 embryos
• 11 carried Lynch Syndrome
• 4 were healthy
Our first transfer gave us our beautiful baby boy.
2025 brought heartbreak: Three transfers, three pregnancies, three miscarriages.
Our Next Steps🎯 Our Next Steps
Current situation: No healthy embryos left.
This wasn't our original plan.
The heartbreak is real, but so is our determination.
Next step: Another IVF cycle for another chance at growing our family.
Join Us for Dinner
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Friday January 23, 2026 6-8 PM
Location
Hale Center Theater - Legacy Room (upstairs)
Understanding Our Lynch Syndrome
Genetic Condition
DNA repair gene mutations cause Lynch Syndrome.
Cancer Risk
Colorectal: 70-80% risk
Endometrial: 40-60% risk
Hereditary
50% chance of passing to children.
Early Detection
Regular screening saves lives through early detection.
How IVF Genetic Testing Helps💡 How IVF Helps Break the Cycle
Embryo Screening🔬 Screen First
Test embryos before transfer.
Only use Lynch-free embryos.
Healthy Children👶 Healthy Kids
Children born cancer-free.
No Lynch Syndrome gene.
Peace of Mind💝 Peace of Mind
Break the cancer cycle.
Protect future generations.
Why We Chose IVF💝 Why We Chose IVF
After everything we've been through: the cancer, the continuing surgeries, the loss of Tyler's mother, and living with the constant fear Tyler could get cancer again, we know firsthand the devastating impact Lynch Syndrome has on a family. The constant medical surveillance, the fear, the pain, the heartbreak.
Knowing that there is a possibility to take this burden away from our children led us to seek out IVF with genetic testing. We want to give our children something we couldn't have: a life free from Lynch Syndrome. We want to break the cycle of hereditary cancer for future generations.
What We've Endured:
• Tyler's cancer and recovery
• Multiple surgeries and complications
• Loss of Tyler's mother
• Constant fear of cancer returning
Our Decision:
We can spare our children from this burden.
IVF with genetic testing lets us choose embryos free from Lynch Syndrome.
Our Goal:
Give our children what we couldn't have:
A life free from Lynch Syndrome.
Break the cycle for future generations.
