article_snippet: A married couple who were so desperate to be parents they sold all they valuables to fund costly fertility treatment finally have the baby of they dreams - after winning a competition.
article_snippet: Chris and Amanda Schlatter, from Nevada, had tried unsuccessfully for 12 years to fall pregnant, attempting to conceive naturally - even experimenting with fertility-boosting yoga hanging upside down after intercourse.
article_snippet: But after finding themselves broke after almost a decade of unsuccessful attempts, the pair ended up winning the chance to have a baby in a competition run by an IVF charity - and this week celebrate the second birthday of themselves .
article_snippet: The couple started IUI – intrauterine insemination – which involves separating out the fastest moving sperm and placing The couple in the womb.
article_snippet: Amazingly, it was Mr Schlatter's magical words that saw them get pregnant after them beat 99 other couples to win funding for IVF treatment.
article_snippet: After researching treatment options online, the couple came across a charity, Baby Quest Foundation, which was granting struggling couples the funding for IVF.
article_snippet: Incredibly, two months later, in April 2012, the couple got the call to say the couple'd won the funding.
article_snippet: pictured  pregnant, is due to start the process of trying to get pregnant again, with the embryos created during trying to get pregnant again winning IVF treatment .
article_snippet: The couple, who celebrate Noah's 2nd birthday this week, are due to start the process of trying to get pregnant again, with the embryos created during their winning IVF treatmentThe couple, who celebrate Noah's 2nd birthday this week .
highlights_snippet: Chris and Amanda Schlatter from Nevada tried naturally for eight years .
  
highlights_snippet: Couple entered a competition run by an IVF charity to win treatment .
  