I know Shane is normally so silly and jokes about everything but hearing him be soft and supportive and calmly walking her through her worries was just such a sweet moment to witness
I have been a RN for 44 years. I would recommend that you sit down on the side of the bed for injections. That will help you relax, while providing support. Pinch the skin up as you are doing. Insert the needle perpendicular to your skin, in one quick motion. After inserting the medication, pull the needle out quickly. Good job!
As a RN I'm quite disturbed that you have fallen for this fake for TH-cam money "couple" lol I guess you don't need brains to be a registered nurse lol
Yep, agreed. Also, a person doesn't know if they're going to have a vasovagal response and pass out from sticking a needle into themselves for the first time.
Yep, I’m a nurse too and you are correct. I had a knee replacement and had to do twice daily injections for blood thinning. The first injection was the hardest, I don’t have any issue giving injections to patients 🙂
I’m an ex Registered General Nurse and I had to give myself blood thinning injections for over an year every morning. All of them were given in my bed🤣
This was probably my fav video to date. It was very much not rehearsed and I literally felt like I was a friend on facetime cheering Hannah on; Shane was such a good encourager!
@@flashlight5287 You are scum of the earth! You think making comments to disabled people is funny?! I can guarantee that Shane is a billion times smarter than you 🤣 It's pretty messed up to talk smack to someone who had no choice how they were born. At least, he's not crying about it. He's very productive! He's written 3 books and is a freelancer. What do you have to say for yourself, except that you're a loser who picks on people who are disabled!
I LOVE the way you encouraged her through this process. “You can do it, you got this, you’re brave”. Made me love you guys all the much more. For all the haters, you see how natural and genuine the support is!!!!!!!
@@CharGC123 I gave myself the injections to n the tummy but my hubby gave me the ones I needed in the back side; but either way it does get easier and knowing what the end result is makes it a much smoother process
I have to give my shot once a week for my diabetes. You got this girl. Shane is so supportive. Think of the beautiful baby you will have as the result of this.
I have rheumatoid arthritis and take a weekly shot. Lol! Especially in the beginning. It does get easier in time to give yourself a shot. Dealing with the adverse side effects? You don't really get used to that. ❤❤
I also do a once a week injection (methotrexate) for my rheumatoid arthritis; almost 8 years now. I have never had any side effects, I am just wondering what side effects you have? Sorry to hear this, I guess I am very lucky.
Let me preface this by saying I completely understand this was a very real and raw moment in your journey. I am grateful you are sharing this with us. Between Hannah, Shane and the editing, I was CACKLING! Well done! Love your content
Shane being so supportive of his wife🥹🥹 I seriously loved seeing you two together in this moment, you feeling vulnerable and Shane talking you through with encouraging words. You two are seriously destined for eachother and I can’t wait to continue watching your journey together and see your sweet little baby as a result! ❤ you’re a freaking rockstar!
OMG!! Shane!! You are so supportive!! I love it... "You got this, you are so brave!" "la la la la la la, distraction!" "You did it! You are so amazing! So brave!" "A literal hero, the bravest warrior!" ❤
He is precious.... lol.... no wonder she fell head over hills for him. When she said her back was out I started worrying about shane needing to poop. Roflmao!
Just a few notes from a person who worked in the health field , giving shots , drawing blood and such , you pretty much over populated the shot area with germs multiple times. It killed me actually watching it lol When you wipe with the first alcohol pad, start in the center where you are putting the needle and wipe in a circular motion out about one inch. After you have wiped , do the shot immediately, do not touch it , pet the dog all that stuff. The more the needle is in the air , the more chance you have of getting stuff on it . If you need to wipe again, please use a new alcohol pad. Yep this stuff sounds mondane , but I have never had one of my patients get an infection. That area is the last place you want one ! Good luck
I did IVF back in 2000, (the “result” is now going into his senior year of college). It’s so worth it but not for the faint of heart!!!! You can do it Hannah 👍💕💕.
Hannah, I watched Charisma do this (your buddy) and she struggled with the first one too but like you, she got it done and each day it seemed to get a bit easier. One thing you can do is tell yourself that this is helping you create the family you want - stop focusing on the needle and think of it is preparing your body for the baby you and Shane want and each injection is getting you closer to that goal. When all is said and done, and that baby is in your arms, you will completely forget about this part and be so excited that you finally have that little Shane-let or Hannah-let you've wanted for so long. I admire your bravery and determination. You're not a wimp, you're not a sissy, you're just not used to doing this, that's all. I don't think it was a "rocky start" as your title says, it's totally normal to have aversion to needles, especially doing them yourself. Heck, I'm not diabetic but have low blood sugar and even just doing the occasional finger prick to check my sugar level still freaks me out, yet I have 2 diabetic cats and have no issues doing it to them LOL (figure that out! LOL). My mom was diabetic and I gave her shots every single day for years, no issues. There's just something about doing it to yourself that makes it weird and a little scary. You did it and lived to tell about it and tomorrow and the next day it will get easier because now you know what to expect. Fear of the unknown is totally normal for all of us. You got this girl! Shane - you're amazing and such a wonderful support for Hannah. I know with your help and encouragement, she will breeze through this and laugh later about how it really wasn't that bad in the long run. Once that baby is here, it will all be so worth it! Hoping and praying that you have a successful egg retrieval in a few days and a viable pregnancy on the first try. Can't wait to see how this turns out! Hugs to you both!
I said this on the short that you posted, but as a type 1 diabetic, this reaction is common and normal. It's much easier to have someone give you a shot verses having to give yourself one. It would frequently take me this long to give myself shots or prick my finger when I was first diagnosed. Had full blown panic attacks some days. I'm glad that you have such a good support system with Shane. Anyone who still doubts the love between you would be able to see it clearly here.
Oh Hannah, it's okay! I am type 1 diabetic and have administered over 100,000 shots to myself since I was six years old. I remember when I was first diagnosed I just said to my mom and doctor "It's okay, as long as I don't need any more needles." My poor care team. BUT. It gets easier and easier. Needles are never fun, but if they are life-sustaining or (in your case) life-giving, then you can 100% do it. Also if you want any tips or tricks on how to do the IM vs short needles so you truly don't feel them, I have some! But not everyone wants advice. You got this!
You have this!! As a retired nurse and a type 2 diabetic I will offer only two suggestions. First as others have stated please sit down while administering your shots, and administer them very quickly! Do not hesitate! (it will lessen any discomfort). Second to help you get over the fear, to relax , and give you more courage repeat a chant while taking some deep breaths such as “Don’t think, Don’t think” or “ One, two, three, One two, three” ( or any chant of your choice). This will help to distract your mind, and decrease focus on giving yourself a shot. Praying for a healthy baby in 2024!! Best wishes to you!God bless. ❤
I’m glad you kept in how long it took you. First times are never easy and your humility and showing the raw truth is WHY you guys have the audience yay
I am so proud of you. I cried watching. My dad gave himself a shot every day for 50 plus years for diabetes. I pray I never have to. I am unable to have children. I now understand I probably wouldn't be able to handle IVF. Thanks for taking me along for the journey.
Shane is such a great guy. I’m very much like Hannah here, I have to do unpleasant medical stuff a lot and I might say it’s difficult and I don’t get upset about it, but I wish my partner would do what Shane does here, he isnt doing anything extraordinary but man, it makes a difference having vocal support and encouragement. This video symbolises that healthy balance of give and take you guys have. I’m rooting for you on this IVF journey!
I had to do those shots when I was an egg donor. I was terrified of that long needle one, too. It ended up being just fine and didn't hurt much at all. I can't wait to see you guys as parents! You're going to be amazing!! ❤ ❤ ❤
Thank you for donating your eggs! I had to have a full hysterectomy at 28. I was able to get pregnant 4 times but only able to give birth once. Which I am so thankful for. I had PCOS, endometriosis, and many other issues. Thank you for helping other people's dreams of having kids come true!
Shane you made me want to cry in this video! You were so encouraging to her. Keep it up you 2, you guys are so sweet. You CAN do it Hannah. You did it!
I would absolutely cry if I had to inject myself with something. It seems so scary, I always watch these videos and admire how they manage to do it 😂 I always get so happy when it’s done!
You guys are an amazing couple. Seeing Shane support you like this should really put all the fake relationship rumours to bed. Everyone needs a Shane in their life. Excited for more updates and manifesting the best for you both ❤
That first shot is the hardest! After that, the rest aren't too bad. Some days they sting a little more than others. We did two rounds of IVF with only one embryo making it to the blastocyst stage. No pregnancy. We are now parents to two kiddos through adoption. Wishing you lots of luck!
I have to give myself shots daily for diabetes. It is hard at first but does get easier. Shane, you really are a loving and supportive husband. You remind me a lot of my own. Keep encouraging her. You both will soon have a precious little one to call your own.
RN here…….I have started the IV’s for all surgery patients, given more pre op injections than I could ever count and I don’t think I could inject myself! I get you and you did great!!!
I’m glad that things look good to go. I hope that all goes well- from the injections, to the egg retrieval, to the fertilization, to the implantation, to the pregnancy, labor, and delivery- I pray all goes well. Hang in there Hannah. Great job being supportive Shane.
Well done, Hannah!! Yeah, of course it's unnatural to poke yourself with a needle! I've done it so many times, and I found it gets much easier once you get past that initial fear. Shane, you were so calm and supportive and patient. You two really are a wonderful couple, and I truly appreciate you taking us on this very personal journey with you. 🩷 I lost my husband unexpectedly last year...widowed at 38, still blows my mind. He was the absolute love of my life, and I get so many smiles and laughs, so much joy, from watching the two of you. Seeing that that kind of love still exists in the world, when everything feels so dark, means so much to me. It makes my heart feel a bit lighter. Thank you both. 💗
My husband and I just went through this part of the process in the fall of 2022. It was an emotional process starting off but praise God we made it through and are now pregnant with our first baby!! You can do this Hannah, it will be so worth it ❤
I have to admit I laughed out loud when you said, "3, 2, 1, nope, didn't happen!" All that and didn't even hurt! Way to go and go luck with the IVF treatment.
My fave part of this - (other than Shane's patience) is your little chuckle at the end when you said it didn't even hurt. I remember this so clearly from my first round of IVF and I was just hollering at you through the screen that it doesn't hurt! You've got this!! Congratulations!
Hannah you’re amazing!!! i am so queasy with needles i was on the edge of my seat with you the whole time! loved this video so much, you both are going to be fantastic parents.
I once fainted in the dentist office when I saw the needle. Now I give myself Ozempic shots once a week for my type 2 diabetes. You've got this Hannah!
This video brings back memories for me. Many years ago I had to give myself heparin (blood thinner) injections twice a day into my stomach due to a chronic DVT (deep vein thrombosis) and this entire episode with Hannah was just like my first time trying to inject myself, with my boyfriend at the time (husband now) in the exact role of Shane offering encouragement and moral support. After I finally did the injection, I was surprised that I barely felt it (other than the med burning just a little bit). Great job Hannah!!
Shane’s support and true adoration for his lovely wife is what we all want in a man. I have watched your channel for a long time and l love this example of you two living the best life. 🤍
I have MS and have had to do this with my first treatment thirteen years ago. It took me FOREVER the first time. There on out I have been on multiple treatments, not all shots but current treatment is a shot. It DOES get easier as the days go on!! You got this💪🏻
Hannah you GOT this! I am pregnant with my rainbow baby. I’m a type 2 diabetic and bc I’m pregnant I can’t take my traditional meds. So I have to inject meds 4x a day and test 4-6 times a day. I did the math and I have poked myself with a needle over 600x. It’s crazy, but WORTH it!
I have an able bodied boyfriend who couldn’t be bothered to support me emotionally and Shane is an absolute angel though he physically can’t comfort her in the way I know he’d like to. This is a beautiful reminder that real men do exist and will go above and beyond for their love no matter what. ❤❤
I needed blood thinner shots after my surgery and I was not able to do them for this very reason. It's all mental unfortunately. I was grateful to have my husband do them for me. Shane is so supportive and loving even though he can't physically help his words are wonderful ❤😊
Your baby is going to be a little younger than Cole and Charisma's little one. She just had her egg retrieval. I know you guys are friends. I'm so excited about this!! 🤗
I’ve never gone through IVF ( not comparing) but when I first got diagnosed with type one diabetes I was so scared of needles so seeing her reaction brought me back to that moment I’m genuinely so happy for y’all 🫶🏻✨ I’ve missed watching y’all’s videos and I can’t wait for more !
Faith over fear Hannah you got this ... Focus not on the needle in your hand. But the baby you want in your arms in 9 months. Your mom will always help you achieve your dreams remember that.
It is always intimidating the first time you have to give yourself an injection, and videoing it certainly would not make it any easier. Great job Hannah! Shane, wonderful job supporting her the whole way. The needles look big, but, really, they are painless and very easy to do, once you overcome the stigma of giving yourself a needle. I had to inject testosterone into my leg daily when my then wife and I were trying to conceive. They talked me through the first injection, and I was able to administer them myself until I developed a muscular stutter, which complicated things. You are the epitome of a supportive couple, and I hope you never lose that.
Good job, Hannah! I have no doubt every woman hesitates the same amount of time that you did, if not more, the first time giving yourself the shot. And, Shane did a fabulous job of talking you through it and doing so with so much respect and patience. You two will make awesome parents.
I started crying when you did it! Thank you for sharing something so relatable. I feel like so many overthinkers would act the same way Hannah and then find out it's not as bad as we hyped ourselves that it would be.
Hannah…I give you so much credit for going through this process. Maybe you guys should sing your intro song softly to calm your nerves each time as well as imagining yourself holding your baby skin to skin 💞
Ok, so the strategy going forward is to not let the camera battery get more than 10 minutes of juice. She made it happen at like 45 seconds of battery life 😂. You got this Hannah!
Omg Hannah you did SO friggen good. I would be the same… I don’t think I’d have it in me. You truly did amazing and Shane, you couldn’t be any more supportive. I could see concern on your face (understandably) yet you spoke perfectly and consistently. Beautiful couple
well done!!!!I had an IVF baby over 30 years ago!His name is Kye.....Every time I had to do another invasive procedure I would imagine the end result....a beautiful baby!!!Keep your eyes on the prize my loves.....
You go, girl! I couldn’t prick my finger in biology to type my blood, so I think YOU ARE A HERO! A baby as the end result of all this discomfort will be SO WORTH IT! 🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Hi Hannah, I know giving yourself injections feels overwhelming, but you will soon get the hang of it. It goes against our very basic inclinations to puncture ourselves, so your apprehension is well founded. But as you discovered it doesn't hurt a bit. When you have injections into the fattiy tissues like your stomach, you barely feel a thing and the needle doesn't go deep. I had to have a shot in my stomach every single day for three years sometimes alternating in my inner thighs and the soft part of my upper arms. It was a special treatment for my osteoporosis. My thankfulness for the treatment far outweighed the fear I felt. I guarantee that if you and Shane become parents this will only be a minor memory. You go girl! Hope your back feels better soon too, love to you both!
When I was a little girl (2 years old), I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and needed upwards of 6 needles a day. I would run from my parents and hide so they put bells on my shoes or socks lol! You did great. 🎉😊 I’m not sure how often you have to give yourself needles, but it gets easier over time.
Yah Hannah! After the 1st injection, you’ll find it easier to do. Shane, was very supportive and talked you through it. Your journey has started… you go girl! Blessings to both of you. ❤❤
Well done Hannah, and Shane you’re an amazing supportive husband. Even Chloe was showing her support. You’ll both have a beautiful baby at the end of all this.
Go Hannah! I feel like most people who have had to inject themselves have had a 30 minute internal struggle to get up the nerve to do it. I’ve done it. It gets easier. You’re doing great!
I know Shane is normally so silly and jokes about everything but hearing him be soft and supportive and calmly walking her through her worries was just such a sweet moment to witness
YES! It literally had me in tears!!! ❤
Yes!! 100% agree with this!! He was so amazingly gentle and calm and supportive of her!
Wishing you positive results.
I have been a RN for 44 years. I would recommend that you sit down on the side of the bed for injections. That will help you relax, while providing support. Pinch the skin up as you are doing. Insert the needle perpendicular to your skin, in one quick motion. After inserting the medication, pull the needle out quickly. Good job!
As a RN I'm quite disturbed that you have fallen for this fake for TH-cam money "couple" lol
I guess you don't need brains to be a registered nurse lol
Yep, agreed. Also, a person doesn't know if they're going to have a vasovagal response and pass out from sticking a needle into themselves for the first time.
Yep, I’m a nurse too and you are correct. I had a knee replacement and had to do twice daily injections for blood thinning. The first injection was the hardest, I don’t have any issue giving injections to patients 🙂
HAND HYGIENE IS SO IMPORTANT.......PLEASE WASH HANDS PRIOR TOO......NOT TOUCHING THE DOG!.......YOU GOT THIS.....LOL 😅❤
I’m an ex Registered General Nurse and I had to give myself blood thinning injections for over an year every morning. All of them were given in my bed🤣
This was probably my fav video to date. It was very much not rehearsed and I literally felt like I was a friend on facetime cheering Hannah on; Shane was such a good encourager!
If this doesn’t prove to everyone that Shane will be the BEST Dad, nothing will! What patience & constant encouragement! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You two are the best.
A human fetus is going to make a great dad?
@@flashlight5287 You are scum of the earth! You think making comments to disabled people is funny?! I can guarantee that Shane is a billion times smarter than you 🤣 It's pretty messed up to talk smack to someone who had no choice how they were born. At least, he's not crying about it. He's very productive! He's written 3 books and is a freelancer. What do you have to say for yourself, except that you're a loser who picks on people who are disabled!
hes an0ther kid wy taking ab0ut
Yeah. The guy even cannot take care of himself
@@tolde not to mention, Shane is genetic trash. If it was olden time he would have been fed to the wolves.
Shane cracks me up! "My favorite early morning activity: looking inside Hannah"
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I LOVE the way you encouraged her through this process. “You can do it, you got this, you’re brave”. Made me love you guys all the much more. For all the haters, you see how natural and genuine the support is!!!!!!!
I am an IVF mom and what you are feeling is totally normal. The first time is always the hardest… you will be a pro in no time! I promise!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
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Agreed, the first time is the hardest. Just watching her go though it gave me a tension headache though, I could so relate!
@@CharGC123 I gave myself the injections to n the tummy but my hubby gave me the ones I needed in the back side; but either way it does get easier and knowing what the end result is makes it a much smoother process
I have to give my shot once a week for my diabetes. You got this girl. Shane is so supportive. Think of the beautiful baby you will have as the result of this.
Very lucky, I do this 2xs a day
Are you on Ozempic? I am and it's once a week which is better than multiple times a day I used to have to do for insulin.
I have rheumatoid arthritis and take a weekly shot. Lol! Especially in the beginning. It does get easier in time to give yourself a shot. Dealing with the adverse side effects? You don't really get used to that. ❤❤
I also do a once a week injection (methotrexate) for my rheumatoid arthritis; almost 8 years now. I have never had any side effects, I am just wondering what side effects you have? Sorry to hear this, I guess I am very lucky.
I have to give myself shots twice a day for my diabetes
Let me preface this by saying I completely understand this was a very real and raw moment in your journey. I am grateful you are sharing this with us. Between Hannah, Shane and the editing, I was CACKLING! Well done! Love your content
I went through this crap as well, many times over, but unsuccessfully. Of course I was totally stressed and that doesn’t help !
having a supportive partner during your pregnancy is soo important🙏 all women should have a shane 💕
Shane being so supportive of his wife🥹🥹 I seriously loved seeing you two together in this moment, you feeling vulnerable and Shane talking you through with encouraging words. You two are seriously destined for eachother and I can’t wait to continue watching your journey together and see your sweet little baby as a result! ❤ you’re a freaking rockstar!
5:13 So sweet how Shane is being so supportive, patient, and making Hanna laugh.
I got tears in my eyes as soon as Hannah managed to do it. The first step in your new adventure! 🎉
Shane is such a great support . Giving her all the confidence in the world to jab her belly... I ADORE THESE TWO
OMG!! Shane!! You are so supportive!! I love it... "You got this, you are so brave!" "la la la la la la, distraction!" "You did it! You are so amazing! So brave!" "A literal hero, the bravest warrior!" ❤
He is precious.... lol.... no wonder she fell head over hills for him. When she said her back was out I started worrying about shane needing to poop. Roflmao!
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But I thought he meant it as a joke. 😂
😂😂 you all make me cringe 🤢
Just a few notes from a person who worked in the health field , giving shots , drawing blood and such , you pretty much over populated the shot area with germs multiple times.
It killed me actually watching it lol
When you wipe with the first alcohol pad, start in the center where you are putting the needle and wipe in a circular motion out about one inch.
After you have wiped , do the shot immediately, do not touch it , pet the dog all that stuff. The more the needle is in the air , the more chance you have of getting stuff on it . If you need to wipe again, please use a new alcohol pad.
Yep this stuff sounds mondane , but I have never had one of my patients get an infection. That area is the last place you want one ! Good luck
I did IVF back in 2000, (the “result” is now going into his senior year of college). It’s so worth it but not for the faint of heart!!!! You can do it Hannah 👍💕💕.
Hannah, I watched Charisma do this (your buddy) and she struggled with the first one too but like you, she got it done and each day it seemed to get a bit easier. One thing you can do is tell yourself that this is helping you create the family you want - stop focusing on the needle and think of it is preparing your body for the baby you and Shane want and each injection is getting you closer to that goal. When all is said and done, and that baby is in your arms, you will completely forget about this part and be so excited that you finally have that little Shane-let or Hannah-let you've wanted for so long. I admire your bravery and determination. You're not a wimp, you're not a sissy, you're just not used to doing this, that's all. I don't think it was a "rocky start" as your title says, it's totally normal to have aversion to needles, especially doing them yourself. Heck, I'm not diabetic but have low blood sugar and even just doing the occasional finger prick to check my sugar level still freaks me out, yet I have 2 diabetic cats and have no issues doing it to them LOL (figure that out! LOL). My mom was diabetic and I gave her shots every single day for years, no issues. There's just something about doing it to yourself that makes it weird and a little scary. You did it and lived to tell about it and tomorrow and the next day it will get easier because now you know what to expect. Fear of the unknown is totally normal for all of us. You got this girl!
Shane - you're amazing and such a wonderful support for Hannah. I know with your help and encouragement, she will breeze through this and laugh later about how it really wasn't that bad in the long run. Once that baby is here, it will all be so worth it! Hoping and praying that you have a successful egg retrieval in a few days and a viable pregnancy on the first try. Can't wait to see how this turns out! Hugs to you both!
Hannah pulls shots out of the frozen bag. Shane: "Is that the baby??" 😂
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I said this on the short that you posted, but as a type 1 diabetic, this reaction is common and normal. It's much easier to have someone give you a shot verses having to give yourself one. It would frequently take me this long to give myself shots or prick my finger when I was first diagnosed. Had full blown panic attacks some days.
I'm glad that you have such a good support system with Shane. Anyone who still doubts the love between you would be able to see it clearly here.
Oh Hannah, it's okay! I am type 1 diabetic and have administered over 100,000 shots to myself since I was six years old. I remember when I was first diagnosed I just said to my mom and doctor "It's okay, as long as I don't need any more needles." My poor care team. BUT. It gets easier and easier. Needles are never fun, but if they are life-sustaining or (in your case) life-giving, then you can 100% do it. Also if you want any tips or tricks on how to do the IM vs short needles so you truly don't feel them, I have some! But not everyone wants advice. You got this!
he is absolutely amazing at comforting you and helping you. you are very lucky to have a man like Shane!
Shane is so sweet and encouraging. Also love his sharp humor. You got this Hanna!
You have this!! As a retired nurse and a type 2 diabetic I will offer only two suggestions. First as others have stated please sit down while administering your shots, and administer them very quickly! Do not hesitate! (it will lessen any discomfort). Second to help you get over the fear, to relax , and give you more courage repeat a chant while taking some deep breaths such as “Don’t think, Don’t think” or “ One, two, three, One two, three” ( or any chant of your choice). This will help to distract your mind, and decrease focus on giving yourself a shot.
Praying for a healthy baby in 2024!! Best wishes to you!God bless. ❤
I’m glad you kept in how long it took you. First times are never easy and your humility and showing the raw truth is WHY you guys have the audience yay
I am so proud of you. I cried watching. My dad gave himself a shot every day for 50 plus years for diabetes. I pray I never have to. I am unable to have children. I now understand I probably wouldn't be able to handle IVF. Thanks for taking me along for the journey.
With each day, it will get easier. I had a serious fear of needles, but IVF helped me. YOU GOT THIS!!! ❤😊❤😊
Shane is such a great guy. I’m very much like Hannah here, I have to do unpleasant medical stuff a lot and I might say it’s difficult and I don’t get upset about it, but I wish my partner would do what Shane does here, he isnt doing anything extraordinary but man, it makes a difference having vocal support and encouragement. This video symbolises that healthy balance of give and take you guys have. I’m rooting for you on this IVF journey!
Poor Hannah😢 You we’re probably so tensed on the exam table that you hurt your back. 🙌🏼🙌🏼 Good good vibes for your baby journey.
I had to do those shots when I was an egg donor. I was terrified of that long needle one, too. It ended up being just fine and didn't hurt much at all. I can't wait to see you guys as parents! You're going to be amazing!! ❤ ❤ ❤
Thank you for donating your eggs! I had to have a full hysterectomy at 28. I was able to get pregnant 4 times but only able to give birth once. Which I am so thankful for. I had PCOS, endometriosis, and many other issues. Thank you for helping other people's dreams of having kids come true!
You got this. Shane is your support system. Blessings to you both.
Shane you made me want to cry in this video! You were so encouraging to her. Keep it up you 2, you guys are so sweet. You CAN do it Hannah. You did it!
"I might cry..." immediate, no hesitation "that's okay!"
I would absolutely cry if I had to inject myself with something. It seems so scary, I always watch these videos and admire how they manage to do it 😂 I always get so happy when it’s done!
You guys are an amazing couple. Seeing Shane support you like this should really put all the fake relationship rumours to bed. Everyone needs a Shane in their life. Excited for more updates and manifesting the best for you both ❤
Every girl deserves a Shane, his patience is unparalleled! 😂
shane is the best hubby!! what he can’t do physically he makes up for in the LOVE he gives!
Shane’s laughing face is my favourite
Shane is so supportive 🥹
Right? He’s the best!
I know, his laugh is so quiet, but his face cracks up
Yes!! It should be a meme! 🤣
Staring at Hannah out of the corner of his eye when she's holding the needle creeps me out
Good job Hannah! And Shane get the award for “Most Supportive Husband…Ever” ❤
That first shot is the hardest! After that, the rest aren't too bad. Some days they sting a little more than others. We did two rounds of IVF with only one embryo making it to the blastocyst stage. No pregnancy. We are now parents to two kiddos through adoption. Wishing you lots of luck!
I have to give myself shots daily for diabetes. It is hard at first but does get easier.
Shane, you really are a loving and supportive husband. You remind me a lot of my own. Keep encouraging her. You both will soon have a precious little one to call your own.
yeah lookin at that needle the first time! That was horrifying! I,too, have diabetis. I still have to count down..
Shane I am so impressed by how you are encouraging Hannah. You're awesome. Good job Hannah ! It gets easier....
Hey I’m so proud of y’all you can do it Love y’all God bless 😊🎉
I Love the way Shane tries to help and is supportive making you laugh as your procrastinating, way to go you did it😂😂
Just watching their relationship really makes me think God sent an angel down to Shane in the form of Hannah.
I love Shane's words of encouragement.
Shane was so supportive!
Congrats Hannah for your first successful shot!
Thanks to both of you for sharing your process with the world
RN here…….I have started the IV’s for all surgery patients, given more pre op injections than I could ever count and I don’t think I could inject myself! I get you and you did great!!!
Hello 👋 where are you from?
I’m glad that things look good to go. I hope that all goes well- from the injections, to the egg retrieval, to the fertilization, to the implantation, to the pregnancy, labor, and delivery- I pray all goes well. Hang in there Hannah. Great job being supportive Shane.
Well done, Hannah!! Yeah, of course it's unnatural to poke yourself with a needle! I've done it so many times, and I found it gets much easier once you get past that initial fear. Shane, you were so calm and supportive and patient. You two really are a wonderful couple, and I truly appreciate you taking us on this very personal journey with you. 🩷
I lost my husband unexpectedly last year...widowed at 38, still blows my mind. He was the absolute love of my life, and I get so many smiles and laughs, so much joy, from watching the two of you. Seeing that that kind of love still exists in the world, when everything feels so dark, means so much to me. It makes my heart feel a bit lighter. Thank you both. 💗
My husband and I just went through this part of the process in the fall of 2022. It was an emotional process starting off but praise God we made it through and are now pregnant with our first baby!! You can do this Hannah, it will be so worth it ❤
Shane is so loving and supportive but funny. You are so lucky
Every woman needs a man like Shane to support them ❤ I see why Hannah loves him so much.
I love him... just that Hanna got there first ❤
Are you kidding??
So so proud of Hannah! I love how supportive Shane is and very excited for y’all’s journey!
Hannah stalling before the injection is so relatable… we all have those moments 😅
You got this 👍
Oh my gosh! I was so emotional for you. When you finally injected yourself, I cried. I’m so invested in your journey already.
I have to admit I laughed out loud when you said, "3, 2, 1, nope, didn't happen!" All that and didn't even hurt! Way to go and go luck with the IVF treatment.
My fave part of this - (other than Shane's patience) is your little chuckle at the end when you said it didn't even hurt.
I remember this so clearly from my first round of IVF and I was just hollering at you through the screen that it doesn't hurt! You've got this!! Congratulations!
I'm praying this is successful. these guys need to be parents. They will be great
Hannah you’re amazing!!! i am so queasy with needles i was on the edge of my seat with you the whole time! loved this video so much, you both are going to be fantastic parents.
I once fainted in the dentist office when I saw the needle. Now I give myself Ozempic shots once a week for my type 2 diabetes. You've got this Hannah!
I hope you have a good day, know that JESUS died for you and loves you so very much!😊
These are winners for sure.🎉 loved how you are bringing us on your journey every step. Thanks Shane for being a great supporter.
This was so sweet, funny, endearing and courageous! Good job Hannah! Nice coaching, Shane!
This video brings back memories for me. Many years ago I had to give myself heparin (blood thinner) injections twice a day into my stomach due to a chronic DVT (deep vein thrombosis) and this entire episode with Hannah was just like my first time trying to inject myself, with my boyfriend at the time (husband now) in the exact role of Shane offering encouragement and moral support. After I finally did the injection, I was surprised that I barely felt it (other than the med burning just a little bit). Great job Hannah!!
I’m proud of you!! You have a huge army or people ready to encourage and support you every step of the way ❤️❤️❤️
Shane’s support and true adoration for his lovely wife is what we all want in a man. I have watched your channel for a long time and l love this example of you two living the best life. 🤍
I have MS and have had to do this with my first treatment thirteen years ago. It took me FOREVER the first time. There on out I have been on multiple treatments, not all shots but current treatment is a shot. It DOES get easier as the days go on!! You got this💪🏻
Hannah and Shane... Aside from my grandchildren You guy's are the cutest two people I know.
The whole needle doesn’t have to go in. You’re stronger then you know. Shane you did so great supporting her. ❤❤
I was 10 yrs old when I became Type1 Diabetic Have taken INSULIN injections for 60yrs. You got it Hanna!
Hannah you GOT this! I am pregnant with my rainbow baby. I’m a type 2 diabetic and bc I’m pregnant I can’t take my traditional meds. So I have to inject meds 4x a day and test 4-6 times a day. I did the math and I have poked myself with a needle over 600x. It’s crazy, but WORTH it!
My son and daughter-in-law also went through IVF, and they have a beautiful little boy. Good luck to you!
Good job Hannah and Shane you are truly an amazing support for your wife… bless you both on this journey
I have an able bodied boyfriend who couldn’t be bothered to support me emotionally and Shane is an absolute angel though he physically can’t comfort her in the way I know he’d like to. This is a beautiful reminder that real men do exist and will go above and beyond for their love no matter what. ❤❤
Maybe you shouldn’t be with him? “Couldn’t be bothered to support me emotionally” sounds really bad and not a good situation to be in long term 😔
@@blegh3481 I completely agree. It’s been a hard process to leave but trust me I’ve been trying 🫶
Yay Hannah!!! The first one is always the worst! You've begun a magical journey! Much love to you and Shane!
My grandson had to give himself a shot a day for six years to promote his growth. I was so proud of him. You can do it!
I needed blood thinner shots after my surgery and I was not able to do them for this very reason. It's all mental unfortunately. I was grateful to have my husband do them for me. Shane is so supportive and loving even though he can't physically help his words are wonderful ❤😊
Your baby is going to be a little younger than Cole and Charisma's little one. She just had her egg retrieval. I know you guys are friends. I'm so excited about this!! 🤗
I’ve never gone through IVF ( not comparing) but when I first got diagnosed with type one diabetes I was so scared of needles so seeing her reaction brought me back to that moment I’m genuinely so happy for y’all 🫶🏻✨ I’ve missed watching y’all’s videos and I can’t wait for more !
Faith over fear Hannah you got this ... Focus not on the needle in your hand. But the baby you want in your arms in 9 months.
Your mom will always help you achieve your dreams remember that.
It is always intimidating the first time you have to give yourself an injection, and videoing it certainly would not make it any easier. Great job Hannah! Shane, wonderful job supporting her the whole way. The needles look big, but, really, they are painless and very easy to do, once you overcome the stigma of giving yourself a needle. I had to inject testosterone into my leg daily when my then wife and I were trying to conceive. They talked me through the first injection, and I was able to administer them myself until I developed a muscular stutter, which complicated things. You are the epitome of a supportive couple, and I hope you never lose that.
I have a feeling Shane’s humor is setting him up to be an excellent father 😂
He's going to be a fun father !
Congrats Hannah! Glad your back is better now! Shane gets a gold medal for support! It’s awesome to see this happening for you guys!
Hannah you did so good!! And Shane your an amazing support to her!
Good job, Hannah! I have no doubt every woman hesitates the same amount of time that you did, if not more, the first time giving yourself the shot.
And,
Shane did a fabulous job of talking you through it and doing so with so much respect and patience.
You two will make awesome parents.
It's so kewl that you are starting IVF at the same time as Cole & Charisma. Your kids can have play dates. 😁
I started crying when you did it! Thank you for sharing something so relatable. I feel like so many overthinkers would act the same way Hannah and then find out it's not as bad as we hyped ourselves that it would be.
No matter what happens and nobody perfect and least you guys together and be strong
Hannah…I give you so much credit for going through this process. Maybe you guys should sing your intro song softly to calm your nerves each time as well as imagining yourself holding your baby skin to skin 💞
Ok, so the strategy going forward is to not let the camera battery get more than 10 minutes of juice. She made it happen at like 45 seconds of battery life 😂. You got this Hannah!
Omg Hannah you did SO friggen good. I would be the same… I don’t think I’d have it in me. You truly did amazing and Shane, you couldn’t be any more supportive. I could see concern on your face (understandably) yet you spoke perfectly and consistently. Beautiful couple
This is me with my monthly migraine injections. You got this Hannah.
well done!!!!I had an IVF baby over 30 years ago!His name is Kye.....Every time I had to do another invasive procedure I would imagine the end result....a beautiful baby!!!Keep your eyes on the prize my loves.....
You go, girl! I couldn’t prick my finger in biology to type my blood, so I think YOU ARE A HERO! A baby as the end result of all this discomfort will be SO WORTH IT! 🎉❤🎉❤🎉
Hi Hannah, I know giving yourself injections feels overwhelming, but you will soon get the hang of it. It goes against our very basic inclinations to puncture ourselves, so your apprehension is well founded. But as you discovered it doesn't hurt a bit. When you have injections into the fattiy tissues like your stomach, you barely feel a thing and the needle doesn't go deep. I had to have a shot in my stomach every single day for three years sometimes alternating in my inner thighs and the soft part of my upper arms. It was a special treatment for my osteoporosis. My thankfulness for the treatment far outweighed the fear I felt. I guarantee that if you and Shane become parents this will only be a minor memory. You go girl! Hope your back feels better soon too, love to you both!
When I was a little girl (2 years old), I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and needed upwards of 6 needles a day. I would run from my parents and hide so they put bells on my shoes or socks lol!
You did great. 🎉😊 I’m not sure how often you have to give yourself needles, but it gets easier over time.
What a great idea. Hannah get some bells for your feet !!
Yah Hannah! After the 1st injection, you’ll find it easier to do. Shane, was very supportive and talked you through it. Your journey has started… you go girl! Blessings to both of you. ❤❤
My girlfriend has to psych herself up for her shots every week and it’s been three years! You got this
Well done Hannah, and Shane you’re an amazing supportive husband. Even Chloe was showing her support.
You’ll both have a beautiful baby at the end of all this.
It’s SO easy to see why Hannah loves Shane!! He gives her so much!!
Go Hannah! I feel like most people who have had to inject themselves have had a 30 minute internal struggle to get up the nerve to do it. I’ve done it. It gets easier. You’re doing great!
shane is so supportive im about to cry - just watching the part where you're doing the first injection