Help us make our lifetime dream come true: conceive a baby through an IVF procedure

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I'm not too confident with the idea of asking help (especially if it's about financial) from other people but if there's no pain, then there's no gain.

I created a campaign on the Go Get Funding website to humbly ask for financial support in pursuing our plan for in-vitro fertilization or IVF. IVF is our last option for me to get pregnant. It's just so unfortunate that my pregnancy became ectopic and our medicine and hospital bills almost consumed our savings.

I haven't shared this much to all my circle of friends but I've been posting the link of our campaign page on my social media accounts. This is just in case anyone with a good heart can read our plea.

I would also like to post it here and ask everyone if you could help us fund our IVF procedure which would cost around Php 500,000 or $ 10,000. It's too huge but with every cent of yours is a big help already for us to get reach our goal. Kindly share it with your family and friends too!

You may donate through this link. Details are also provided on the campaign page for our bank accounts if in case you experience any error in processing your donation. Any amount will do. We greatly appreciated your generosity and kindness. ❤

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