Cobb County couple travels to Caribbean for more affordable IVF treatment [Video]

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – An Atlanta area couple thought their dream of having a baby was over.

For years Kimberly and Orlando Graham said they prioritized their careers over starting a family. Eventually, they married, but Kimberly knew something was missing as she approached age fifty.

“I’ve always wanted to have kids,” Kimberly said.

With her biological clock unfortunately ticking, doctors told the Grahams that in vitro fertilization, or IVF, was likely their best path toward getting pregnant. But with the average American IVF treatment priced at about $20,000 per cycle, the Grahams weren’t sure they could afford it.

“They told us because of our age that it may take three times,” Kimberly said.

In the U.S., only 21 states require some form of insurance infertility coverage. Georgia isn’t one of them, according to the National Infertility Association.

One day while scrolling through social media, Kimberly saw a video of a couple that traveled to another country for infertility treatment. …