By Lisa Schuman, LCSW, Founding Director, of The Center for Family Building Non-genetic parenthood is complicated. As a result, disclosure to family, friends and the outside world, the way we see our children and their adoption or... Read the story »
The first case of egg donation occurred in 1983. In the early stages of egg donation it was treated much like sperm donation, which, like the early days of adoption, was shrouded in secrecy. No one ever needs... Read the story »
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 »
Re-posted from Irish Times, by John Sharry ASK THE EXPERT: Q: I would very much appreciate your advice. We have twins, four years old, conceived using an anonymous donor’s eggs. We have always felt that they... 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 »
