Bachelor Nation’s Sarah Herron Says Late Son Was ‘Still Worth Every Shot’ While Reflecting on Her IVF Journey With Dylan Brown

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Less than a month after her newborn son’s passing, Sarah Herron admitted she had no regrets about going through IVF.The Bachelor alum, 26, took to social media on Monday, February 20, to share a glimpse at her and fiancé Dylan Brown’s lengthy journey to convince.“It took 240 days of IVF injections to start our family.

Nearly 2 years and over 300 needles,” Herron captioned an Instagram video of her sorting the various needles she used during the process. “But when we lost our beautiful son at 24 weeks … he was still worth every shot.”The reality star elaborated on her pregnancy, writing via Instagram Story, “When I first found out I was pregnant, I used to stare at the poppy seeds that fell off my bagel in complete amazement that our little embryo was now this big!”In order to view the video, please allow Manage CookiesShe continued: “Now I stare at the poppy seeds that fall off my bagel in amazement that he was once so small,” she continued. “To think, he grew from this to a corn on the cob inside of me.

Pregnancy is such a beautiful miracle.❤️.”Herron, who got engaged to Brown in 2021 after four years of dating, announced that she was expecting her first child in September 2022 following fertility issues.“It’s very early still, and I know many families prefer to keep pregnancy private until after the first trimester, but I have shared entire fertility journey since day one,” she exclusively told Us Weekly at the time. “One of the blessings of IVF is the support I have gained by being transparent about this process.”At the time, the Bachelor in Paradise alum detailed how IVF helped her expand her family with Brown.“We have been trying to get pregnant for exactly two years.