Reprint from The Sydney Morning Herald March 22, 2011 'I always knew there was something missing''. That is a line you often hear from those born through sperm or egg donation. The debate over whether information identifying previously anonymous... Read the story »
Throughout my surrogate pregnancy, my three young children (ages 2,5 and 7) were an integral and invested part of our journey. To their understanding I was simply carrying a baby for my cousin’s wife because “she’d been sick... Read the story »
From Flower Power Mom Main Site “You’re kidding, right? Don’t you think you are a little old to be having a baby at your age?” is an accusation often heard by many mothers who become egg... Read the story »
This guest post by Katharine Swan is from The Rainbow Babies Although adoption has traditionally been a way for singles and couples who, for whatever reason, cannot have a child, many gays and lesbians are not satisfied... Read the story »
Making Good Decisions about Using Donated Eggs: Elements and Influences By Ellen Sarasohn Glazer and Evelina Weidman Sterling The following article has been excerpted from Chapter 4 of the May, 2005, book from Perspectives Press, Inc Having Your Baby... Read the story »
Secondary infertility is often overlooked or perhaps I should say discounted. After all, if you have a child shouldn’t you be satisfied? Though, if you have ever had difficulty conceiving your second or third child when... Read the story »
Egg Donation: Why I gave up my right to remain anonymous By Laura Witjens, Chair of the National Gamete Donation Trust, egg donor and mother 08 June 2009 Following a change in the law that came into force on 1... Read the story »
Welcome to Gail's Blog! Gail launched Donor Concierge in 2006 to provide intended parents with greater choice when searching for an egg donor or surrogate. Our Blog retains her voice, and our company retains her philosophy & ethics. We invite you to learn about finding an egg donor, finding a surrogate mother and the fascinating world of fertility.
