the new record holders. but come to birth. but i m you guys were saying that you basically considered rescuing these embryos. and you felt that they weren t being chosen. by other potential parents. i guess my question is, there are tens of thousands of frozen embryos. maybe hundreds of thousands of frozen embryos around the country. you can t give birth to all of them. i mean, what is your feeling about that? that is a good point. but i think we re sort of two problems. one is the but problem this murmur embers created and frozen every day. then there s downstream problem of what you do the empress that already are frozen. and you can do anything about the option problem. but we can t do anything about the downstream problem. and then adopting these two children may have been just a drop in the bucket. but these are two children
hear. i think that the previous, belongs record before you guys was 27 years. before that was 24 years. now, it is 30 years. it is incredible. but did you know that when you talk to these embryos that they were the oldest in the country? when you go into the they have a wall with some pictures of the record holders. so in my mind i knew the records are 27 years. it didn t hit me until after we had found that two of the three-day transferred, and planted, we had our first ultrasound. and everything looks well. and then kind across my mind. so, these guys are probably the new record holders. but under that mark milliner generation outsource later in the year. the fact that they have to be