Court says widower can use embryo made with late wife

Widower allowed to use embryo from wife who died in 2019 for surrogate baby

Ted Jennings, 38, and his late wife, Fern-Marie Choya, who died aged 40 in 2019 after her womb ruptured while she was 18 weeks pregnant with twin girls, had undergone a number of IVF cycles since 2013

UK court says widower can use late wife's frozen embryo for surrogate

A U.K. High Court ruled in favor of a widower who was denied a request to use his late wife's frozen embryos with a surrogate due to her not having given written consent.

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Widower wins right to use embryo created with late wife to have a baby

Fern-Marie Choya, 40, passed away in 2019 after her womb ruptured while she was 18 weeks pregnant with twin girls (Picture:PA)A widower has been given fresh hope for a family after a court ruled he can use an embryo created with his late wife to have a child following her sudden death. Fern-Marie Choya, 40, passed away in 2019 after her womb ruptured while she was 18 weeks pregnant with twin girls.Ms Choya and her husband Ted Jennings, 38, had u…

Dead woman's last embryo can be used, court rules

Court backs Ted Jennings to try for a baby with a surrogate, using embryo he created with late wife.

Widower wins right to use embryo of late wife to have baby using surrogate

North London couple had undergone multiple IVF treatments before tragedy struck