Couple Accuses Hospital of Losing Their Embryo After Spending $70K on IVF

St. Luke’s Hospital in St. Louis, where the Infertility Center of St. Louis stored embryos.Photo:KSDK News/YouTube KSDK News/YouTube A Memphis couple is preparing to take legal action after a St. Louis-based fertility clinic lost their embryo. “I’ll do anything it takes to have a family," Mary told the outlet, adding, “I heard really good things about this doctor.” According to theMayo Clinic, during IVF — or in vitro fertilization — doctors collect eggs from a person’s ovaries and fertilize them with sperm in a lab to create an embryo, which is then placed in the person’s uterus.

Couple Allegedly Hid When Police Knocked on Door. Then Cops Found Their Dead Daughter Buried Near Campground

Riley Royal (left); and Amanda Royal.Photo:Shasta County Jail Shasta County Jail The investigation began on Jan. 7, when Shasta County sheriff’s deputies responded to a home in Redding to conduct a welfare check on a 2-year-old girl, the statement said. When they arrived at the home, the couple allegedly hid inside the residence while telling police on the phone that they were not there. Eventually, police located them inside the house where they were “attempting to elude law enforcement,” per the statement.

Couple Has 'Victorian, Spooky-Themed' Cemetery Wedding with Bloody Cake and Creepy Babydoll Topper! (Exclusive)

Greg Mason creates a spooky wedding cake.Photo:Courtesy of Greg Mason Courtesy of Greg Mason One wedding cake topper left a baker terrified. “The shriek I shruck when I opened this wedding cake topper,” said Mason ofTreat Yo' Self Bakerybefore immediately taking out the doll’s batteries in a viral video posted onTikTok. “You said this was a cute doll as your topper, not something that will eat my soul!” Mason, who opened his bakery alongside his husband Alex in 2019, says he has worked in bakeries his whole life and has been creating cakes for about 15 years.

Couple Has Surprise Wedding at Baby Shower: 'Everyone Was in Shock' (Exclusive)

To her surprise, Klung was game. “My fiancé’s face lit up with excitement,” she recalls. “I wasn’t expecting that kind of reaction and he literally said, ‘Let’s do it, that would be crazy.’ Then a few minutes [later] we were planning how we would do it, practicing our speech and from then on we were locked into that plan.” The couple — who met as teenagers in high school, started dating toward the end of 2016 andgot engaged in Iceland in December 2022— only told the woman they toured the venue with in April of the surprise in store.

Couple Injured in Uber Crash Blocked from Suing Due to Uber Eats Account They Say Their Daughter Used to Order Pizza

An Uber rider getting into a vehicle (stock image).Photo:Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty An appeals court recently ruled that a New Jersey couple injured during an Uber ride can’t publicly sue Uber due to one of the plaintiffs having agreed to the company’s terms-of-use agreements before the accident. “We hold that the arbitration provision contained in the agreement under review, which Georgia or her minor daughter, while using her cell phone agreed to, is valid and enforceable,” the court determined, citing Uber’s terms-of-use agreements that say legal matters must be handled privately between the plaintiffs and Uber, along with its subsidiary Raiser, LLC.