Lauren Beavis
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Couple want law change after sperm donor withdraws consent for £23k embryos (opens the original)
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A MARRIED couple are demanding a law change after they spent £23,000 on fertility treatment only for the embryos to be 'destroyed' - when their donor removed consent. Natalie, 37, and Nik Fraser-Edwards, 36, were told they would not qualify for NHS IVF funding so went private. But they were "heartbroken" after their fertility clinic informed them that their sperm donor had withdrawn his consent for use of their remaining five embryos. Natalie (left) and Nik on their wedding day. (Image: Natalie
Couple want law change after sperm donor withdraws consent for £23k embryos (opens the original)
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A MARRIED couple are demanding a law change after they spent £23,000 on fertility treatment only for the embryos to be 'destroyed' - when their donor removed consent. Natalie, 37, and Nik Fraser-Edwards, 36, were told they would not qualify for NHS IVF funding so went private. But they were "heartbroken" after their fertility clinic informed them that their sperm donor had withdrawn his consent for use of their remaining five embryos. Natalie (left) and Nik on their wedding day. (Image: Natalie
Couple want law change after sperm donor withdraws consent for £23k embryos (opens the original)
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A MARRIED couple are demanding a law change after they spent £23,000 on fertility treatment only for the embryos to be 'destroyed' - when their donor removed consent. Natalie, 37, and Nik Fraser-Edwards, 36, were told they would not qualify for NHS IVF funding so went private. But they were "heartbroken" after their fertility clinic informed them that their sperm donor had withdrawn his consent for use of their remaining five embryos. Natalie (left) and Nik on their wedding day. (Image: Natalie
Couple want law change after sperm donor withdraws consent for £23k embryos (opens the original)
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A MARRIED couple are demanding a law change after they spent £23,000 on fertility treatment only for the embryos to be 'destroyed' - when their donor removed consent. Natalie, 37, and Nik Fraser-Edwards, 36, were told they would not qualify for NHS IVF funding so went private. But they were "heartbroken" after their fertility clinic informed them that their sperm donor had withdrawn his consent for use of their remaining five embryos. Natalie (left) and Nik on their wedding day. (Image: Natalie
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