The surrogate who was carrying the baby for the couple suffered a miscarriage.

A visit to the doctor’s office on a recent episode of the series, showed the joy and happiness of finding out that the embryo was successfully transferred to the couple’s surrogate. Understandably the couple was devastated by the news.

The couple will continue on their quest to have a baby, either by surrogate or adoption.

Jennifer and Bill decided on using a surrogate due to health concerns for Jennifer.

Carrying a baby herself would have a negative impact on her health. The couple says that challenges only strengthen their bond and love for each other.

Both have stated that they are fortunate to have found each other.

Since the episode aired, the couple have received a tremendous amount of support.

“Thank you so much for your ongoing support and prayers,” the couple said in a statement on their Facebook page. “While the loss of the pregnancy was difficult for us, we remain upbeat and focused on growing our family. The story doesn’t end here … we promise.”

The Little Couple's Surrogate Has Miscarriage

On the show, which premiered Wednesday, December 29, one featured subject said that he subscribed to a coupon clipping service in order to save time and amass large numbers of coupons in multiples to use in stores.

Coupon clipping services are businesses that advertise their services to find, clip and ship coupons to buyers for a fee.

These services charge individuals for each coupon clipped, with prices starting at 5 cents and increasing depending on how new or old the coupons are.

Show Sheds Light On Coupon Clipping Services

Breast milk provides added protection against infection to babies, but premature infants often require extra vitamins and minerals to aid in development. “Preemie” tummies seem even more susceptible to gas and constipation and while added calories and nutritional supplements are needed, the additives tend to exacerbate stomach troubles. While common, it can be quite scary for parents of preemies.

The cycle of distress caused Baby Josie’s vital signs to plummet and she was taken to the hospital Family members are renting a house in Little Rock to be near her. Baby Josie’s condition was classified as stable but Jim Bob Duggar advised the press, “we appreciate continued prayers.”

While the new reality show is sure to a financial success for Palin, some are concerned that this will officially end her political career. While some are concerned for her political future, others are convinced that the new show is an attempt for her to further her fame and that fame was her goal to begin with.

With celebrities such as Sarah Palin and Kate Gosselin signed up for the upcoming season, TLC is sure to gain a record level of television ratings. While the ratings are sure to be high, TLC will pay a premium. TLC is rumored to be spending about $1 million per episode for Palin’s new show. The new show will run for a preliminary 8 episodes.

Palin’s new show will be directed by Mark Burnett. Burnett is well known for producing reality hits including “The Apprentice” and “Survivor.”

TLC eventually removed Gosselin from the show and renamed the program as “Kate Plus Eight.” After being removed from the program, Jon Gosselin sued the network for damages for breach of contract. In December 2009, the network won a preliminary injunction for the breach of contract suit. TLC defended themselves saying that Gosselin breached his contract when he appeared on numerous talk shows after all of the negative press he received.

Gosselin countered saying he had a right to use his media personality to earn a living and that the network violated Pennsylvania’s child labor laws when they filmed his children. Apparently, TLC and Gosselin have finally found a settlement, although the terms are held confidential.

The series debuted on Discovery in 2003 and was later moved to TLC in 2008. The reality series followed Paul Teutul Sr., the founder of the custom motorcycle shop, Orange County Customs, and his son Paul Jr. The show documented the entire behind-the scenes drama of running a successful family business.

While Teutul Sr. had thought the show would last another few years, family dramas have cut the series short. Paul Jr. had previously left the family business earlier in the 6th season. He was then sued by his father last December over company stock. Teutul Sr. was also involved in disputes among the show’s other cast mates and was even named in a fraud case. There were also rumors that Orange County Customs and the Discovery Channel were unable to strike a deal for the seventh season.

Regarding the cancellation of the show, TLC issued a statement saying, “The Teutuls will always be a part of the Discovery family and we congratulate them on a tremendously successful series run.”