09/13/2026
Three years ago, our lives changed forever.
As we celebrate Connorâs third birthday, we find ourselves reflecting on the journey that brought him here. For a long time, becoming parents felt like a dream that kept slipping further away. We experienced the heartbreak of three miscarriages. Three babies we loved deeply before we ever had the chance to meet them. Each loss left us wondering if we would ever get to hold a baby of our own.
When we turned to IVF, we put everything we had into one final chance.
Connor was our only embryo, our last chance. Our triple rainbow baby.
The weight of that transfer is something weâll never forget. Every phone call, every blood draw, every ultrasound, every milestone was filled with equal parts hope and fear. Even after we heard his heartbeat, we held our breath, praying that this time would be different.
And it was.
Today, as he turns three, we still find ourselves in awe of the little boy who changed everything.
Infertility has a way of making you appreciate the ordinary in extraordinary ways. We donât take a single birthday, milestone, or even an ordinary Tuesday for granted because we remember what it felt like to wonder if these moments would ever come.
Connor is the reason Kids Like Connor exists. His story became the foundation of our mission: to support families facing infertility with financial assistance, emotional support, and, most importantly, hope. We know what itâs like to wonder if your miracle will ever come. We know what itâs like to feel alone. Thatâs why this mission means everything to us.
To every family still walking this road: we see you. We remember the fear, the grief, the waiting, and the endless hope that somehow keeps you going. We are praying for you, believing with you, and reminding you that your story is still being written.
Happy 3rd Birthday, Connor. You are the answer to prayers we whispered through tears, the miracle we thought might never come, and the greatest blessing of our lives. We will spend the rest of our lives celebrating you and never forgetting just how hard we prayed for the chance to be your mom and dad.
Love always,
Mama & Daddy â€đ