[JDM's❤︎Sweetheart]

They look so much alike! She's beautiful.

[Jared ❤︎ Jensen]

That is a beautiful name & pics

Hil's insta post is beautiful

As some of you know, @jeffreydeanmorgan is off in Europe getting ready to do some big conventions. And he's self aware enough to know his track record for "spilling the beans" isn't so great (bless his heart!). So before he starts tripping up in an attempt to maintain our privacy, he asked that I go ahead and post something about our little girl's birth. But before I do that, there's something I really want to say to all the women out there who are trying..... It took a long time for Jeffrey and I to have this baby. The first time I got pregnant, it took a year and a half. I surprised him on Christmas with baby Seahawk booties. We cried. We celebrated. We picked out names. And we lost that baby. More losses followed, and as so many couples know, it was heartbreaking. It still is heartbreaking. And every morning of the five years it took us, I'd open my computer at the kitchen table and see the news and I'd grow bitter over the endless parade of celebrities showing off their bumps and babies. I'd weep out of jealousy for how easy it was for them. Didn't they know something could go wrong? Didn't they know that there were other women out there struggling? It pained me to see the corporate sponsored baby showers and magazine covers capitalizing on this human miracle that wasn't happening for us. So when this pregnancy started, we were cautious. I didn't want to celebrate for fear of jinxing it. I didn't want a baby shower. I checked her heartbeat every day, up until the day she was born. And now that she is here, I just stare at her in wonder all day. I see her in her daddy's arms and I don't take any of it for granted. She screams bloody murder and I smile because she is so wildly alive. So now that folks know she's here, I don't want her birth to cause any other woman to weep at her kitchen table. If anything, my wish is that she would restore hope for others. Fertility is a fickle thing. And for the other couples out there who have had dark days, we want to introduce our miracle baby to you and send you our love and support in finding yours. Please meet George Virginia Morgan. She was born February 16th. Her daddy delivered her. We love her very much.

[JDM's❤︎Sweetheart]

I wonder where they got her name? I have only ever heard it used for a boy.

[stlavin95]

Such cute photos and I like the name

[JDM's❤︎Sweetheart]

Their story is incredible!

[Jared ❤︎ Jensen]

It is, I had no idea they had gone through so much; I really admire Hilarie for sharing their story and their struggles cause miscarriages is something that's so rarely talked about and so many people forget that a lot of women struggle with fertility and carrying a baby to term.

I had never heard the name George used for a girl, maybe it has a special meaning to them or maybe they just liked it and decided to use it.

[JDM's❤︎Sweetheart]

I think a lot of women will appreciate what she had to say. That was so sweet of her to share their story with so many people.

[Jared ❤︎ Jensen]

It was

[wickedrum]

omg, all the more congrats to them!

[JDM's❤︎Sweetheart]

Originally Posted by wickedrum (View Post) omg, all the more congrats to them!

Yes, it’s a remarkable story.

[Jared ❤︎ Jensen]

No wonder they kept it hidden for so long

[stlavin95]

Guess they weren't comfort talking about publicly for an while.

[Jared ❤︎ Jensen]

Most couples who suffer a miscarriage tend to keep following pregnancies hidden due to the chances/fear of them losing the baby again

[stlavin95]

I've definitely noticed that too

[wanderer78]

I've seen the name George for a girl. But it's extremely rare. Especially since there are feminine versions like Georgia and Georgina.

I'm glad Hilarie shared her story. Good for her, it was brave and hopefully it'll help other women struggling with the same issues.