Chrissie

How you show up for your transfer matters — the energy and intention you bring can completely change the outcome

Chrissie's first two transfers failed when she went alone during lunch breaks and returned to work immediately. Her successful third transfer happened when she took the whole day off, brought her husband, played their wedding song, and held a challenge coin while declaring her intention.

Unexplained infertility often has an explanation — it's frequently a mindset and energy issue, not a medical mystery

Chrissie was diagnosed with unexplained infertility after all tests came back normal, but after transforming her approach from fear-based to empowered, her third IVF transfer worked when she walked in declaring 'I'm here to pick up my baby.'

Making bold proclamations about what you want creates accountability to your desires and shifts your energy

Chrissie's Mother's Day proclamation included three specific requests: her husband at the transfer, traveling again, and holding her baby by the next Mother's Day. All three happened exactly as she declared, with her due date falling days before Mother's Day.

Advocating for yourself medically can uncover missing pieces in your fertility puzzle

Chrissie researched and requested a test her doctor hadn't run simply because insurance didn't cover it. The test provided answers and the medical journal about it was published on her birthday — what she calls a 'wink from Gus.'

Transitioning from masculine control energy to feminine receptive energy transforms relationships and outcomes

Chrissie went from trying to protect her husband and do everything herself to expressing her desires clearly, asking for fresh flowers, and allowing him to plan surprise dates, which strengthened their relationship and her ability to receive.

Daily gratitude practice shifts focus from what's missing to abundance that already exists

Chrissie and her husband implemented a daily gratitude practice during her program and continue it today, which helped her see 'winks from Gus' and maintain faith even during failed cycles.

The 'Remember When' game helps you embody the reality of your future success before it happens

During the Remember When exercise, Chrissie said she would tell her baby 'you are perfectly on time' — and those were the exact first words she spoke when Emerson was placed on her chest, bringing her to tears.