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Sister-in-law ends couple’s 10-year struggle to have baby

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It has been a long and frequently heartbreaking journey.

After an ectopic pregnancy, ten rounds of IVF and two sets of miscarried twins, Jo Coomb has finally realised her dreams of motherhood - thanks to her sister-in-law.

Caroline Jones offered to act as a surrogate after witnessing Mrs Coomb and her husband Paul's ten-year battle to have a child.