Ma Eva
I began my IVF journey in 2016. Because I married later in life, my age placed me in a more challenging category for fertility treatment. Looking back, I feel incredibly fortunate to have met Dr. Yang. At that time, I was anxious and discouraged almost every day. Dr. Yang never gave up on me. He encouraged me to stay positive and shared many successful cases that gave me hope and confidence. After my 13th IVF cycle, I was finally able to obtain 13 mature embryos, and after genetic testing, two healthy embryos remained — one boy and one girl. Life became busy, and I did not attempt embryo transfer until the end of 2023. Unfortunately, due to my age, my uterine lining was too thin for a safe transfer. Dr. Yang recommended using a gestational surrogate. Finding a surrogate took more than a year. Because my first surrogate lived in another state, I transferred my embryos to a local fertility clinic there for convenience. After transferring two of my best embryos, the cycle unfortunately failed. It was one of the most heartbreaking moments of my life. I had invested years of effort, emotions, and financial resources into creating those embryos, and losing them was devastating. After reviewing the experience, I made the decision to transfer my embryos back to Dr. Yang’s clinic. I then began a second surrogate journey, which took another eight months before I found a new surrogate and completed all the necessary legal and medical requirements. This time, I placed my full trust in Dr. Yang. On April 13, 2026, Dr. Yang transferred two more of my embryos. Throughout the process, my surrogate completed her bloodwork and monitoring in another state. Dr. Yang personally reviewed every blood test report and hormone level, carefully monitored her progress, and made all important medication and treatment decisions himself. His attention to detail, professionalism, and dedication gave me tremendous peace of mind. After several blood tests and ultrasounds, I finally received the email I had been waiting for: “Congratulations — your transfer was successful.” Even more amazingly, both embryos implanted successfully. At that moment, I was overwhelmed with joy. My dream of becoming a mother had taken more than twelve years of perseverance, heartbreak, hope, and faith. Unless someone has personally walked this path, it is difficult to understand how emotionally and financially challenging infertility can be. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Yang and his entire team. His medical expertise, experience, compassion, and dedication have changed my life. He never treated me as just another patient; he understood how precious this opportunity was for someone my age and how difficult the journey can be for women pursuing motherhood later in life. Thank you, Dr. Yang, for helping make my dream come true. I sincerely hope that every woman hoping to become a mother will find the same level of care, expertise, and support that I found with Dr. Yang.