The woman, 59, and her husband will claim their daughter told them
before she died of bowel cancer that she wanted her eggs to be
fertilised by donor sperm and implanted into her own mother's womb. She
chose to freeze her eggs in the hope that she could have children in the
future, but tragically lost her battle with the disease. No UK-based
clinic has agreed to treat the mother, who is now hoping to export the
eggs to New York, where a clinic is lined up to provide fertility
treatment at an estimated cost of up to £60,000. However, politicians
and campaigners criticised plans to bring a baby into the world long
after their biological mother has died.
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