Mix Up Embryo: Miracle for the Morells
Last September 2009, public records showed news of an Ohio woman about to give birth to a Michigan woman's baby. Not long since that report, Carolyn Savage gave birth to a healthy baby boy and eventually gives him to his biological mother, Shannon Morell.
In vitro fertilization is the process where the egg cell is fertilized by the sperm outside the womb. This is usually the solution most couples turn to when they have problems with getting pregnant. Both the Morells and the Savage kept frozen embryos for future use, unfortunately when Carolyn Savage and her husband decided to use theirs, they ended up being implanted with the wrong embryo.
Shannon Morell from Sterling Michigan also underwent in vitro fertilization resulting to the birth of her twin in 2006. She and her husband regarded the other set of embryos as sacred; a future addition to their growing family. However, last February 17, 2009, they received news from the fertility clinic that one of their embryos had been mistakenly implanted to another woman and is presently pregnant. With the pain of two failed fertility treatments and a diagnosis of profound deafness in one of their twins, the worst came; feeling helpless over something that they are aware they have no control of.
Carolyn Savage from Sylvana, Ohio, carried the Morells baby for 36 weeks. Background check on the Savages shows that they already have three children of their own. The decision to undergo the said fertilization process was due to their want to have their youngest child after numerous miscarriages. However as the Savages learned about the mistake that had happened, their emotional turmoil began to set on them.
For the Morells to learn that their baby is being carried by another woman was the most uneasy. There was a thought that Carolyn might take an abortion however what seems to be a mistake became a miracle in its own way. Shannon and her husband were already bothered by the fact that there may be complications later on with the child but learning that Carolyn and her husband were willing to carry on the child and return it to the Morells, plus the fact that it was a healthy pregnancy.
The Savages were catholic and after learning of their situation, abortion seemed to be the last thing on their mind. The Morells described the Savages as a family who valued morals and ethics.
The whole experience is written in the Morell's new book from Simon and Schuster "Misconception". Since the mix-up the two families had a good relationship from each other. The connection they say may last a lifetime. The Savages on the other hand is also writing their own book having a tentative title, "Nine Months to give", which is said to due next year.
Last September 24 2009, 30 minutes after Carolyn gave birth to a healthy baby boy, the Morells were handed to them their son. The said mix-up according to Shannon's husband may have been due to the fact that his wife and Carolyn share the same name: Shannon's maiden name was Savage. This is one story that is well kept on public records [https://www.backgroundpi.com/public-records.php] and is something that people will never forget: especially the two families.....
In vitro fertilization is the process where the egg cell is fertilized by the sperm outside the womb. This is usually the solution most couples turn to when they have problems with getting pregnant. Both the Morells and the Savage kept frozen embryos for future use, unfortunately when Carolyn Savage and her husband decided to use theirs, they ended up being implanted with the wrong embryo.
Shannon Morell from Sterling Michigan also underwent in vitro fertilization resulting to the birth of her twin in 2006. She and her husband regarded the other set of embryos as sacred; a future addition to their growing family. However, last February 17, 2009, they received news from the fertility clinic that one of their embryos had been mistakenly implanted to another woman and is presently pregnant. With the pain of two failed fertility treatments and a diagnosis of profound deafness in one of their twins, the worst came; feeling helpless over something that they are aware they have no control of.
Carolyn Savage from Sylvana, Ohio, carried the Morells baby for 36 weeks. Background check on the Savages shows that they already have three children of their own. The decision to undergo the said fertilization process was due to their want to have their youngest child after numerous miscarriages. However as the Savages learned about the mistake that had happened, their emotional turmoil began to set on them.
For the Morells to learn that their baby is being carried by another woman was the most uneasy. There was a thought that Carolyn might take an abortion however what seems to be a mistake became a miracle in its own way. Shannon and her husband were already bothered by the fact that there may be complications later on with the child but learning that Carolyn and her husband were willing to carry on the child and return it to the Morells, plus the fact that it was a healthy pregnancy.
The Savages were catholic and after learning of their situation, abortion seemed to be the last thing on their mind. The Morells described the Savages as a family who valued morals and ethics.
The whole experience is written in the Morell's new book from Simon and Schuster "Misconception". Since the mix-up the two families had a good relationship from each other. The connection they say may last a lifetime. The Savages on the other hand is also writing their own book having a tentative title, "Nine Months to give", which is said to due next year.
Last September 24 2009, 30 minutes after Carolyn gave birth to a healthy baby boy, the Morells were handed to them their son. The said mix-up according to Shannon's husband may have been due to the fact that his wife and Carolyn share the same name: Shannon's maiden name was Savage. This is one story that is well kept on public records [https://www.backgroundpi.com/public-records.php] and is something that people will never forget: especially the two families.....
Source...