WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for March, 2001: Re: egg selling

Re: egg selling

From: J (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 31 Mar 2001 10:38:28 -0600 (CST)

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Sherri, Hi I am also from Missouri and have been trying to conceive for 11 years with no luck. I have pcos and am now seeing a reproductive endorcinoligist in KC . We have 2 adopted children but would still love to have one more child and wanted it to be biological. Doesnt look like a good chance of that.I think what you are trying to do is wonderful in helpingother couples achieve their dream.I know from experience that most couples who try for years to have children with out any luck would be love a child to no end because they know the pain of being without one. My husband and I have drained our savings to the bottom trying to have a baby so I wouldnt be able to afford the egg donor way but I am sure there are many other couples out there that can . Good luck and God Bless you for thinking of others!!!

At Sat, 31 Mar 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hi,
>
>Call your local hospital's OBGYN department, or a women's health clinic -
>they can probably point you in the right direction. Planned Parenthood
>clinics might have some idea, too.
>
>Remember - even though the idea of sharing the joy of fertility, and making a
>little money besides may seem appealing, those are still your unborn
>children....and unfortunately, not everyone who partakes on the recipient end
>of this are good, child-loving people. Most are probably, but a few
>aren't...and I decided myself not to take part in it for that reason. I would
>never want to think that someone who came into the world because of me may
>have even a slight chance of suffering pain that I may never know about. You
>have no control over selecting the types of people who may bring these kids
>into the world and care for them afterwards. They may indeed have wonderful,
>healthy, happy lives - or they may not. I know its a personal choice, but I
>just wanted to offer some food for thought, because not everything works out
>as well as we'd hope.
>
>take care
>
>kas

--
J Sweet

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