Kyle Busch's wife shares "overwhelming" feelings after learning about President Donald Trump's "incredible" decision

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch's wife, Samantha Busch, recently shared her jubilation following an executive order signed by newly-elected United States President, Donald Trump. The order aims to provide better and subsidized IVF treatments, a cause that Samantha has been endorsing due to her personal experiences with fertility struggles.

Samantha Busch is an advocate for infertility awareness. In her book Fighting Infertility, she talks about her IVF journey and gives support to others facing similar challenges. On her blog, she talks about fitness, wellness, and balanced living, and general well-being.

Recently, the two-time Cup Series champion's wife reshared a post on X, calling the new executive order 'incredible'. Additionally, she mentioned that the medical condition deserves to be treated at affordable rates.

"Incredible for families facing infertility. After years of advocating n sharing my IVF journey, seeing this executive order signed is overwhelming. Infertility is a disease n deserves coverage so that no one is excluded from becoming a parent bc of the high cost of treatments." Kyle Busch's wife wrote.

Samantha and Kyle Busch recently celebrated 14 years of marriage. The couple, who began dating in 2008, tied the knot on December 31, 2010, at Chicago’s Holy Name Cathedral.

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Kyle Busch's wife Samantha expands Bundle of Joy Fund to support military families with IVF

Samantha Busch recently voiced her support for military families facing infertility challenges. The Bundle of Joy Fund, an initiative that she and Kyle Busch founded in 2015, continues to provide financial aid and essential resources to couples undergoing fertility treatments, offering hope to those on their journey to parenthood.

Sharing a post on Instagram with her 250,000 followers, Samantha wrote:

"In nearly 10 years, we’ve helped bring 100 beautiful babies into the world through the Bundle of Joy Fund. And yet, so many who dedicate their lives to serving our country—protecting our families, teaching our children, and providing lifesaving care—are left with zero financial assistance when they want to build families of their own,"

"Infertility affects 1 in 6 couples. I know God put me on this path for a reason, and I will not stop fighting until IVF is accessible for ALL, no matter their income or circumstances," she added.

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