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Beth Rogers, 32 from Belfast had already started imagining the baby she and her partner would have, when a chance post on social media revealed the company she had been using had gone bust.

Apricity Fertility is an IVF concierge clinic, it acted like a middleman between patients, donors and doctors.

As the use of IVF increases, this type of clinic is on the rise.

Because Northern Ireland has a severe shortage of donor eggs, Beth had to secure a donor in England.

She and her partner paid Apricity 拢4,600 and had been matched with an egg donor, when it all came crumbling down.

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