S AND GOT HIS FULL SUPPORT
went nt on the th their first ere a single d directly into years of e. was scared pregnancy something could go wrong. But obviously I was happy as well that it worked first go.” Cameron was born in February 2016 and Craig admits that about four hours later, he burst into tears as he couldn’t believe he’d finally become a dad. He said: “He’s the best thing that has happened to me – he’s such a lovely little boy. They didn’t give me a percentage but I did a bit of research and for our age group, there was roughly a 27 per cent chance of success.” The couple are unsure if they will try for another child. Craig said: “We would love to but Cameron has been a little miracle and we might stick at the one.
“I’d like to think it would give people hope. It often crossed my mind that I’d never have a child.
“There were times when I’ve said to Lucy, ‘You might as well go because I can’t give you what you want’, but obviously she didn’t.”
Lucy revealed Craig found it difficult to acknowledge he had an infertility problem.
She said: “I suppose he was in denial. Blokes don’t talk about things like that and probably at the time we weren’t aware how much it affects men.
“Craig was saying you almost assume it’s going to be on the ladies’ side and never the men’s until you start talking to people. Then you realise
how common it is.”