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 »
