Woman Notices Strange Liquid On Toilet Seat, Gut Tells Her Something’s Wrong

What’s Happening?

Caitlyn’s mouth falls open as she looks down. With her eyes fixed on what she is witnessing, she slowly moves back toward the restroom door. As she yells for help, she is tormented by countless questions.

Her husband rushes in and seems equally confused. After exchanging glances, the couple pauses. What was going on?

Finding Love

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Up until this point, James and Caitlyn Layne enjoyed a wonderful life. Both knew it was love at first sight when they met. They took no time moving in together.

They purchased a lovely house and adopted two golden retrievers. But becoming a mother had always been Caitlyn’s dream. She recognized the importance of family because she was raised in a big family. She had been happy to play house up until now, up until that faithful day.

She Wants A Family

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After getting married in 2017, the pair settled down in Buffalo, New York. The next logical step was to grow their family because everything was headed in the right direction for a happy home.

The dogs were their furry babies, but Caitlyn’s desire was to have her own children with her soul mate. She stopped using her birth control pills one day.

Struggling

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Caitlyn took all of her prenatal vitamins as directed. She made sure to eat a balanced diet and slept well. However, despite all of their attempts, a year passed with no sign of a baby.

Caitlyn scheduled a visit with her doctor because she was aware that she required some tests done. The results came back clear, much to her relief. What was the issue?

Researching Other Options

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Caitlyn and James knew they needed to find a means to achieve their dream of starting a family in any manner possible. IVF was a possibility, but after additional research, they discovered that the costs were beyond expensive.

They decided to put their goals on hold—at least for the time being. Caitlyn made the discovery that turned her world upside down seven months later.