The next morning when the phone rang, my husband and I held our breaths as we answered. We were lucky, fertilization had taken place. We had six healthy embryos. We scheduled the implantation. If everything goes well, two embryos will be implanted and the remaining four will be frozen for future use. I have been told that there is a chance that the embryos could be lost in the implantation attempt. They will be implanted into the cavity of the uterus using a catheter inserted through the cervix. Sometimes the catheter must be moved several times and embryos are sucked out as it is withdrawn down the neck of the womb. Every stage of this process has been a risk, and even if the implantation is successful, there are so many things that could still go wrong. But for now, we have hope. My husband and I have created six healthy embryos-with a little help from BioCom.