IVF failures don't mean end of parenthood

Meera, a 38-year-old woman from New Delhi, wanted to have a baby.

She tried for eight years and went through eight IVF cycles.

The first few attempts didn't work, and she had some miscarriages.

Doctors found she had some health problems that made it hard for her to get pregnant.

They adjusted her treatment based on what they learned from each attempt.

Finally, on the eighth try, she got pregnant and had a healthy baby girl.

Her story shows that even if IVF doesn't work at first, it doesn't mean you should give up.

Each try gives doctors more information to help you succeed.