Nick Foster managed to get his sperm frozen before he received chemotherapy.
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"If I hadn't said 'yes' to sperm freezing when I was 24, I wouldn't now be a dad and have my fantastic little boy," he said.The Foster family - Branimir, Gergana and Nick - love spending time togetherThe cancer had spread to his lungs and bone marrow and he was told by his consultant that chemotherapy would mean he would be unable to have children, due to it reducing sperm.
"I'd always known that I would like to have children one day, but at that point in my life it wasn't even on the radar," he said. He said after the treatment, he recovered and had been "fully discharged", albeit with "zero sperm count".
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