Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: One Texas couple is finally expecting not just one, but two babies, after struggling with infertility for two years. 
  
 Lauren Walker shared her story, with a moving photo featuring two onesies and 452 needles used for her In-Vitro Fertilization treatments in a photo that has since gone viral on Facebook. 
  
 "We prayed for 953 days...452 Needles, 1000's of tears, 1 corrective surgery, 4 clomid/letrozole attempts, 2 IVF rounds, 3 failed transfers and & 1 Amazing GOD," the yoga instructor wrote as a caption before explaining her inspirational journey. 
  
 Walker, 28, had been trying to have a child with her high school sweetheart, Garyt, since 2014. 
  
 "When we started, we knew off the bat that I was having issues," Walker told ABC News, "which I guess is a blessing." 
  
 Courtesy of Lauren and Garyt Walker 
  
 So Walker decided to undergo IVF treatments at Houston Fertility Institute "and we expected it to work." Still, she miscarried two embryos on Sept. 10, 2014. After another round of treatment, Walker miscarried two more embryos three months later. 
  
 "It's every mother's job to be able to protect their children and keep them safe," Walker said through tears. "And every time they kept putting them inside me I couldn't do it." 
  
 The couple had one embryo left and decided to "give it one more shot," Walker said. But two days before Christmas in 2014, they discovered they still weren't pregnant. 
  
 Courtesy of Lauren and Garyt Walker 
  
 Walker said she made her husband take the call from her fertility nurse because she was too afraid to hear any more bad news. 
  
 "He went into the bedroom to take the call. He came out and just looked at me and he started to tear up [and said,] 'I'm so sorry, sweetie,'" Walker recalled. "We just held each other and I let out this blood curdling scream. I was completely broken." 
  
 It didn't help that, by then, they had spent approximately $30,000 on treatments. Thankfully, their marriage was still in tact. 
  
 "We have heard stories of how going through infertility can really cause wear and tear in a marriage," Walker said. "[We decided] we come first. We need to make sure we are always taking care of each other first and foremost." 
  
 Courtesy of Lauren and Garyt Walker 
  
 The couple credits the strength of their marriage and their faith in God for giving them the courage to try to have a baby again. 
  
 They moved to The Woodlands, Texas, from Houston, in May 2016. After taking out a $14,000 loan, they began treatments again last October. 
  
 This time, they decided not to tell family and friends they were trying again to have a baby. 
  
 Instead, they surprised their family with the news that Walker was indeed pregnant -- with twins -- just a week before Christmas by handing them the pregnancy test wrapped in a bow. 
  
 Walker said that despite her long journey, she wouldn't want it any other way. 
  
 Courtesy of Lauren and Garyt Walker 
  
 "Life happens the way that it's supposed to happen," she said. "Had this all happened the way I wanted to back in 2014, we would have different children and we would have a different life, and I know that these babies right now are meant to be here." 
  
 "The reason why we were waiting so long is that we were waiting for them," she gushed. 
  
 Walker is due in August and she said she's looking forward to introducing her twins, that she's named Duke and Diana Walker, to her 6-year-old goldendoodle, Fenway -- and of course they rest of their family. 
  
 "They're the first grandchildren," Walker said. "Everyone's just so excited." ||||| Walker reflected on some of the hardest moments in her journey to conceiving the twins. “My darkest hour was going through an entire cycle and losing embryo after embryo; five,” she recalled. “Coming so far only to miscarry. Getting to where all the hope, the money, all of what could have been your children were gone.” 
  
 Though the experience left her feeling physically, emotionally and spiritually drained, Walker said she ultimately made it through with the help of her Christian faith and her husband’s unwavering support. Describing Garyt’s role in this multiyear struggle, she wrote: |||||
Student:
After more than two years of failed attempts, a woman in Texas is finally pregnant, and her heartfelt Facebook post has gone viral with thousands of likes and hundreds of comments. It took, as Lauren Walker writes, more than 953 days, 452 needles, two IVF rounds, multiple miscarriages, and thousands of tears, but she and her husband are expecting twins, Duke and Diana, in August. "The reason why we were waiting so long is that we were waiting for them," she says. It's been a rocky road. ABC News reports that the couple had spent around $30,000 on treatments in Houston by Christmas of 2014. They gave it "one more shot" with their final embryo, but when her husband took the call from the fertility nurse two days before Christmas that year, his face said it all. "I let out this bloodcurdling scream," Walker says. "I was completely broken." But they strived to keep their marriage intact, and after moving to the Woodlands in Texas in May 2016, they took out a $14,000 loan and began treatments again. They announced the pregnancy to family on Christmas, with the test wrapped in a bow. And Walker's Facebook post is a smash. "I wanted to show people not just how much we had been through, but to hopefully instill a sense of hope and comfort for anyone who is or has struggled to get pregnant,” she tells the Huffington Post. (Last week, a paraplegic's pregnancy announcement went viral.)