A Week After Adopting Triplets, Couple Learns They Got More Than They Bargained For

Starting a family can be rewarding but also heartbreaking. That’s something Sarah and Andy Justice know a lot about. They wanted kids, but life threw a wrench in their plans. So the childless couple adopted three babies.

But what ended up happening next took everyone by surprise…

They Wanted A Family

Sarah and Andy Justice were living a happy life in Tulsa, Oklahoma. There was just one huge problem: They had no children, but not for lack of trying. Like many other couples out there, they simply couldn’t conceive.

But Only Science Could Help

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The couple had been married for three-and-a-half years, but they couldn’t seem to get pregnant. Their doctor offered them one possible solution. But they had to go all the way to St. Louis to see a specialist.

Their Chances Were Slim

In vitro fertilization would give them a 10 percent chance of conceiving a baby. That was a very slim percentage for a procedure that cost anywhere between $30,000 and $60,000.

It’s A Stressful Situation

The psychological stress caused by infertility can wreak havoc in women. In fact, research suggests that the anxiety they experience is pretty similar to what terminal patients experience as well. But women are not the only ones who can experience so much stress.