article_snippet: After starting to after visiting a fertility clinic in December 2009, tests found Mr Schlatter had low testosterone levels and Mr Schlatter was diagnosed with endometriosis, a polycystic ovary and a blocked fallopian tube.
article_snippet: So Mr Schlatter, 34, applied, explaining why he and he wife would make perfect parents, and should receive the help. '
article_snippet: he letter was so heartfelt,' Mr Schlatter's explained. '
article_snippet: Mr Schlatter's said: 'When the doctor said the words I never thought I'd hear – '
article_snippet: you're pregnant' I couldn't stop smiling. '
article_snippet: Mr Schlatter'spictured when Mr Schlatter's was pregnant in 2013) said: 'When the doctor said the words I never thought I'd hear – 'you're pregnant' I couldn't stop smiling. '
article_snippet: Speaking of Mr Schlatter's struggle to fall pregnant naturally, Mr Schlatter's continued: 'It just didn't happen naturally for our.
article_snippet: During trying to get pregnant again plight to be parents, Mr Schlatter's admits convincing Mr Schlatter's that Mr Schlatter's was pregnant every time Mr Schlatter's period was late, and whenever Mr Schlatter's had an ache or pain, Mr Schlatter's put it down to a symptom of pregnancy.