I’m glad I didn’t use my late HUSBAND’S SPERM
Jun 09, 2020
4 minutes
WORDS: AMY MOLLOY © DAILY MAIL/SOLO SYNDICATION.
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At my wedding to my first husband in 2007, a rumour circulated I was pregnant. When a friend told me, I laughed out loud – the only other option was to cry. I wasn’t pregnant. I was a 23-year-old marrying a man who, according to doctors, had less than a month to live.
The idea was ridiculous and heartbreaking for multiple reasons. Our days were spent in an Oncology ward and, instead of foreplay, I kissed him goodnight each evening, praying he would still be breathing the next morning.
Eoghan, then my fiancé, was diagnosed with malignant melanoma at 34 (I was 22), and we
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