Couple Who Welcomed Twins via Embryo Adoption Celebrates Their First Christmas at Home (Exclusive)
“We’ve got these two amazing kids and literally every day is like going to Disney World,” mom Mary Leah Miller tells PEOPLE
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After years of trying, Mary Leah and Rodney Miller were thrilled to welcome twins last December. Their children, born two days before Christmas via embryo adoption, are now celebrating their first birthday — and their first Christmas at home.
“I wanted these tiny humans for so long,” Mary Leah Miller, 41, tells PEOPLE. “It has honestly been just the biggest joy and the biggest blessing.”
The couple is sharing their story to make sure other couples know about embryo adoption. “We want people to hear about it, to know that it is an option,” the mom of two says. “There’s thousands of frozen embryos out there.”
