Eva McConville appeals on gofundme so she can afford IVF

Eva McConville, 28, from Liverpool, was refused IVF on the NHS She doesn't qualify as her fianchas a child from a previous relationship She set up an account on gofundme.com to raise 6,000 for IVF

By Lucy Waterlow for MailOnline

Published: 02:24 EST, 27 January 2015 | Updated: 05:18 EST, 27 January 2015

A woman desperate to have a baby is appealing for donations from strangers so she can afford IVF treatment after being refused by the NHS.

Eva McConville, 28, from Liverpool, is using crowdfunding website gofundme.com in order to raise 6,000 so she can have a child with her fianc, Matty.

The couple have been turned down for fertility treatment on the NHS because Matty already has a child from a previous relationship.

Last resort: Eva has set up a crowdfunding page to raise money so she can have IVF after being refused assistance on the NHS

Eva told the Sun On Sunday that the fundraising appeal - set up by her mother, Patricia, is their last resort.

Eva said: 'I hate having to ask for money but it's our only chance. I'm willing to do anything to get our baby.

'Not having as baby absolutely kills us.'

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Eva McConville appeals on gofundme so she can afford IVF