The Busch family has weathered many storms. Ever since Kyle Busch tied the knot with Samantha in 2010, physical ailments hindered their aspirations. They struggled to conceive, and the possibility of welcoming a child into the family looked bleak. Resorting to IVF treatment worked out – Brexton Busch was born in 2015, and Lennix Key Busch arrived in 2022 via a surrogate. But numerous painful struggles checker this tale of victory.

The failures especially mounted in the couple’s quest to bring their second baby home. However, Samantha Busch was resilient and waded through the problems like a powerful woman. She had a constructive list of aids that she relied on to get through this arduous journey. What is more, she is more than willing to share it with people going through the same ordeal.

Kyle Busch’s better half is on a mission

The crown jewel of Samantha Busch’s riveting story is her philanthropic mission. She endured a miscarriage in 2018, a failed IVF cycle in 2019, and a failed surrogate cycle in 2020. Even after these heartbreaking incidents, she chose to share her struggles publicly. All to help out other couples suffering from infertility.

Being a psychology graduate from Purdue University, Kyle Busch’s better half also had a grasp over the mental health side of her problems. The emotional toll from multiple failed attempts aside, Samantha also grappled with marriage problems that emerged after her miscarriage. Yet the Iron Woman tackled all these problems. Now that she is looking back at those struggles like a victor on a pedestal, Samantha knows exactly how they work. And so Kyle Busch’s better half offered a blueprint for other infertile mothers to follow on Instagram.

Firstly, “Find a support group. Community helped so much thru all of it!” Then she brought up her ever-helpful husband, 2-time NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Busch. Do things that focus on you and your partner so that infertility isn’t always at the center.”

Samantha dived into some important medical necessities. “Consider talking with a functional doctor to help alleviate underlying issues in conjunction with your doctor protocol or before starting IUI or IVF.” Then Kyle Busch’s partner broached an often-ignored topic – mental health. Samantha emphasized that saying no to your friends may help once in a while. “Set boundaries with your mental health at the forefront, not worrying about what others will think. If you need to skip that baby shower, a true friend will understand. If holiday parities are triggering or overwhelming, opt out. Prioritize yourself.”

These valuable slivers of advice are only the tip of the iceberg of Kyle and Samantha Busch’s mission to fight infertility.

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Extending a helping hand

The Busch couple did not end their effort after bringing bundles of joy to their home. Kyle and Samantha Busch tried for their first child for 16-18 months on their own, without success. So they underwent their first round of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in 2015 and eventually brought home Brexton. However, they also realized how expensive IVF treatments are.

One round of IVF nationwide is almost $23,000. Since it is not a guarantee and may take multiple rounds, many couples end up shelling out nearly $57,000 for a healthy baby. Considering the immense struggles that people face, Kyle Busch and Samantha started the Samantha and Kyle Busch Bundle of Joy Fund in 2015.

It offers resources and financial support to couples in their home state of North Carolina to offset the costs of fertility treatments. In an interview with her alma mater, Purdue University, in 2021, Samantha explained why she decided to help other people. “A lot of the people that we’re granting funds to, they’re hard-working individuals. They’re firefighters, teachers, police officers, former military. They chose to serve their community, and then when they want to turn around and build their own family, there’s no financial support, so that’s where we step in.”

Samantha Busch is still focused on her mission, and doing all she can to help struggling couples. Wishing the amazing Busch couple a long and happy married life!