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Fiancée of TV reporter killed in Florida shooting spree plans on having his child via IVF

Por: ABC7 World March 08, 2023

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that shortly after Lyon's death on Feb. 23, she reached out to an Orlando-based urologist who was able to conduct a postmortem sperm retrieval on Lyons.Using Lyons' sperm, Fite said she hopes to undergo IVF at some point in the future to be able to give birth to their biological child.I'm just very, very, very grateful that it ended up working out, because this is like the thing that's keeping me going at the moment, Fite... + full article



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