I recently heard an interview on NPR with the poet David Ferry. He read a short excerpt from his poem, Ancestral Lines: It’s as when following the others’ lines, Which are the tracks of somebody gone... Read the story »
Reprinted from Creating a Family a great source for information on fertility,infertility and adoption: Posted by Dawn - January 25th, 2013 So you are the parent of a terrific, wonderful, practically perfect in every way child brought... Read the story »
Reprinted from Creating a Family a great source for information on fertility,infertility and adoption: Telling is a process, not a one- or even two-time event. You start simple laying the groundwork and add detail as your... Read the story »
Reprint from Fertility Authority Disclosure is a hot topic in the donor egg community on a similar level to breast milk vs. formula. Everyone has their opinion, and you aren’t necessarily going to change someone’s... Read the story »
Thousands of children are born into loving families each year through egg donation. This is a wonderful phenomenon to be celebrated. Yet many couples are still being advised to tell no one, not even their child. Silence... Read the story »
The first birth of a child conceived through ovum donation occurred in 1984. Since then an increasing number of fertility patients have used egg donation to become parents. As a result the number of children born via egg... Read the story »
People form families in many ways—through natural conception, through adoption and, more recently, through assisted reproductive technology (ART). Since the first birth of a child born by means of technology in the late 1970s, nearly 200,000 babies... Read the story »
