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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
A man holds a tree decorated with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
People decorate a tree with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
People decorate a tree with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
People decorate a tree with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
People decorate a tree with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
A man holds a tree decorated with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Edmonton’s Ukrainian Diaspora Honors Kupala Night With Traditional Festivities
EDMONTON, CANADA – JUNE 29:
A man holds a tree decorated with flowers, ribbons, and other adornments symbolizing fertility and the sun, as members of Edmonton’s Ukrainian community and their friends gather for Kupala Night celebrations organized by the Ukrainian National Youth Federation (UNYF) at Victoria Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on June 29, 2025.
The Ukrainian Kupala Night (or Ivan Kupala) is a centuries-old Slavic folk celebration of the summer solstice, blending pagan and Christian traditions, and also observed in Poland, Belarus, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. It features rituals such as bonfire jumping, water ceremonies, and the symbolic search for the mythical fern flower. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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The Dancing Egg During Corpus Christi In Barcelona.
The Dancing Egg takes place during Corpus Christi celebrations in Barcelona, Spain, on June 19, 2025. The Dancing Egg is the most recognizable Corpus Christi festive tradition in Catalonia and represents the Eucharist, faith, fertility, and the elevation of Christ's body. (Photo by Marc Asensio/NurPhoto) -
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Nepal: Rato Machhindranath Jatra 2025
May 9, 2025, Kathmandu, Bagmati, Nepal: A devotee throws a coconut (nariwal) from the top of the Rato Machindranath chariot during a traditional ritual in Lagankhel. The act is part of an age-old belief, where the coconut is seen as a symbol of divine blessing. Crowds below eagerly anticipate the fall, as catching it is believed to bring fortune, especially the birth of a son. (Credit Image: © Safal Prakash Shrestha/ZUMA Press Wire/ZUMA Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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New clue to embryo IVF fialure
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IVF 1
Ref 15143
02/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Christian Ottolini / Johns Hopkins University
A clue to the cause of the high failure rate in IVF fertility treatment has been uncovered by scientists.
They genetically tested nearly 1,000 embryos and found nearly half suffered genetic mishaps in early development.
That suggests more IVF babies could come to term with changes in the fertility treatment process.
It also sheds new light on the still largely mysterious earliest stages of pregnancy through natural means.
The research compared IVF embryos that failed to develop within a few days of fertilisation to those that survived and looked for genetic differences.
Some embryos start growing properly while the genetic material is pre-loaded into the egg control cell division, only to falter and stall when the embryo's genes take over.
Human cells typically receive 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent.
The team discovered non-viable embryos started with the 46-chromosome set, but then passed down incorrect numbers of chromosomes as cells divided.
A common type of abnormal cell division is where an embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells.
The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo failure
OPS:A common type of abnormal cell division where an IVF embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells. The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo arrest. Here the single cell splits into three instead of two.
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New clue to embryo IVF fialure
Ferrari Press Agency
IVF 1
Ref 15143
02/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Christian Ottolini / Johns Hopkins University
A clue to the cause of the high failure rate in IVF fertility treatment has been uncovered by scientists.
They genetically tested nearly 1,000 embryos and found nearly half suffered genetic mishaps in early development.
That suggests more IVF babies could come to term with changes in the fertility treatment process.
It also sheds new light on the still largely mysterious earliest stages of pregnancy through natural means.
The research compared IVF embryos that failed to develop within a few days of fertilisation to those that survived and looked for genetic differences.
Some embryos start growing properly while the genetic material is pre-loaded into the egg control cell division, only to falter and stall when the embryo's genes take over.
Human cells typically receive 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent.
The team discovered non-viable embryos started with the 46-chromosome set, but then passed down incorrect numbers of chromosomes as cells divided.
A common type of abnormal cell division is where an embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells.
The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo failure
OPS:A common type of abnormal cell division where an IVF embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells. The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo arrest. Here the single cell splits into three instead of two.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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New clue to embryo IVF fialure
Ferrari Press Agency
IVF 1
Ref 15143
02/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Christian Ottolini / Johns Hopkins University
A clue to the cause of the high failure rate in IVF fertility treatment has been uncovered by scientists.
They genetically tested nearly 1,000 embryos and found nearly half suffered genetic mishaps in early development.
That suggests more IVF babies could come to term with changes in the fertility treatment process.
It also sheds new light on the still largely mysterious earliest stages of pregnancy through natural means.
The research compared IVF embryos that failed to develop within a few days of fertilisation to those that survived and looked for genetic differences.
Some embryos start growing properly while the genetic material is pre-loaded into the egg control cell division, only to falter and stall when the embryo's genes take over.
Human cells typically receive 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent.
The team discovered non-viable embryos started with the 46-chromosome set, but then passed down incorrect numbers of chromosomes as cells divided.
A common type of abnormal cell division is where an embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells.
The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo failure
OPS:A common type of abnormal cell division where an IVF embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells. The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo arrest. Here the single cell splits into three instead of two.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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New clue to embryo IVF fialure
Ferrari Press Agency
IVF 1
Ref 15143
02/10/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Christian Ottolini / Johns Hopkins University
A clue to the cause of the high failure rate in IVF fertility treatment has been uncovered by scientists.
They genetically tested nearly 1,000 embryos and found nearly half suffered genetic mishaps in early development.
That suggests more IVF babies could come to term with changes in the fertility treatment process.
It also sheds new light on the still largely mysterious earliest stages of pregnancy through natural means.
The research compared IVF embryos that failed to develop within a few days of fertilisation to those that survived and looked for genetic differences.
Some embryos start growing properly while the genetic material is pre-loaded into the egg control cell division, only to falter and stall when the embryo's genes take over.
Human cells typically receive 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent.
The team discovered non-viable embryos started with the 46-chromosome set, but then passed down incorrect numbers of chromosomes as cells divided.
A common type of abnormal cell division is where an embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells.
The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo failure
OPS:A common type of abnormal cell division where an IVF embryo cleaves directly from a single cell into three rather than two cells. The new research shows such abnormal division is strongly associated with chromosome abnormalities and embryo arrest. Here is the single cell before changing.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
ÔI wouldnÕt wish it on anyoneÕ: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donorÕs identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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The great sperm heist: ‘They were playing with people’s lives’. Paul was in his 80s when someone called to say she was his daughter, conceived in a fertility clinic with his sperm. The only problem? He’d never donated any
‘I wouldn’t wish it on anyone’: Joanna Rose, who has been searching for her donor’s identity for nearly 30 years. Photographed in Devon.
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
@ivfmiracle_babyg / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Annie in hospital with Olive. ) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Annie Goodwin with Olive and Beau, Leicester, East Mids 19/06/2021) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
@ivfmiracle_babyg / CATERS NEWS(Pictured: Annie with Olive who was premature. ) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
@ivfmiracle_babyg / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Annie in hospital with Beau. ) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Annie Goodwin with Olive and Beau, Leicester, East Mids 19/06/2021) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Glenn holding Beau, Grayson and Annie Goodwin with Olive, Leicester, East Mids) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
@ivfmiracle_babyg / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Annie and Grayson welcoming Beau home. ) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
@ivfmiracle_babyg / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Olive and Beau were born after the couple spent £17,000 on an IVF programme. ) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Glenn holding Beau, Grayson and Annie Goodwin with Olive, Leicester, East Mids 19/06/2021) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Glenn holding Beau, and Annie Goodwin with Olive, Leicester, East Mids 19/06/2021) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Glenn holding Beau, and Annie Goodwin with Olive, Leicester, East Mids 19/06/2021) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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SCHICKSALE - Ein Traum wurde wahr durch Zwillinge: Ein Paar gibt über 20'000 Pfund für IVF aus
Dilantha Dissanayake / CATERS NEWS (Pictured: Glenn holding Beau, and Annie Goodwin with Olive, Leicester, East Mids 19/06/2021) - A couple have spent over £20,000 completing their dream family after welcoming twins through IVF. Annie and Glenn Goodwin, of Leicester, East Mids, first started their IVF fertility journey in 2017 after struggling to conceive naturally for three years. Annie, 33, gave birth to her first child, Grayson, now three, in March 2018 after being successful on their first free round of IVF from the NHS. But the couple were desperate to expand their family further, and paid for a second round of IVF in 2019 which sadly resulted in a miscarriage - leaving the family heartbroken. - SEE CATERS COPY (FOTO: DUKAS/CATERSNEWS)
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