After all, the couple—who previously conceived Gianella and Giuliana through IVF—have always been open about the difficulties of their fertility journey.
“There’s so many things that have to go right when you’re going through IVF, and this time around, there were a lot of roadblocks for us,” Rachel told People in August. “It took a couple months of us working with my doctor to figure out when this could actually happen for us. And it was really frustrating because it just kept getting delayed.”
But, thankfully, the 33-year-old persisted and seized the opportunity to complete the family she’d always dreamed of.
“I thought, ‘This is my last shot,'” she explained. “‘If this doesn’t work, we’re done.’ Because first of all, it costs a lot of money. But second of all, you’re on all these medications that just throw your body off. I was hormonal, breaking out so bad, tired and on edge; my mood was going up, down, up, down. I just felt like, ‘I can’t do this anymore.'”
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