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Laboratory Fertilization Of Eggs In IVF Treatment (Adobe Stock) By Nicole Karlis / Salon When Brittany Stuart and her husband weren’t having success trying to conceive, they started to explore their options. From adoption to in vitro fertilization (IVF), they decided to embark on the process of the latter in the state of Alabama where they were living at the time. Stuart describes herself as one of the “lucky” ones, even though the process of IVF is often long, emotionally and physically taxing,

The state Supreme Court decision that granted embryos the same legal status as children has left fertility patients and providers in an excruciating limbo.

The Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos are "extrauterine children" is already causing chaos for families.

The state Supreme Court decision that granted embryos the same legal status as children has left fertility patients and providers in an excruciating limbo.

The Daily Beast/Courtesy of Erin Consuegra and Brittany StuartErin Consuegra’s three rounds of IVF have ended in heartbreak.The first, in 2021, did not work. The second, in 2022, resulted in a pregnancy, but she miscarried on Feb. 22 after just 18 weeks. Her third produced an embryo that has been sitting in a freezer, waiting for a scheduled April transfer to her uterus.But on Thursday, Consuegra learned that a ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court had prompted her clinic to pause IVF treatments—p