Yes . I do agree. Every woman wish to have the gift of motherhood and few of them are not blessed to have their ow babies in their womb or do not produce healthy eggs. Egg donation and surogation are the scientific ways to get such gifts. I am in contact with a renowned doctor here in my hometown where the couple can have this gift for very economical way along with medical tourism.

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Yes . I do agree. Every woman wish to have the gift of motherhood and few of them are not blessed to have their ow babies in their womb or do not produce healthy eggs. Egg donation and surogation are the scientific ways to get such gifts. I am in contact with a renowned doctor here in my hometown where the couple can have this gift for very economical way along with medical tourism.

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Thank you for asking such great question.

I totally agree! It enables them to become pregnant with a donated egg, fertilized by their husband's/significant other's sperm, and then give birth to the baby. For most of us it was so easy to become pregnant when we wanted to, that perhaps we took a lot for granted! What a wonderful gift to give to a childless couple!

yes. but can you accept the idea of having a child who is not related to you genetically?

also, who is accountable if you are to find out that the child have some genetic defect attributed to the egg donor?

I actually think it is a good thing, but there are some moral issues.

"Women are not machines of reproduction, but are each unique, individual persons in body, mind and spirit." "If the biological integrity of woman continues to be invaded, altered, and separated from her soul, what will happen to the children?" Good question. Society seems to have declared open season on women's reproductive systems. "We scrape, va...

I actually think it is a good thing, but there are some moral issues.

"Women are not machines of reproduction, but are each unique, individual persons in body, mind and spirit." "If the biological integrity of woman continues to be invaded, altered, and separated from her soul, what will happen to the children?" Good question. Society seems to have declared open season on women's reproductive systems. "We scrape, vacuum, flush, scar, operate, drug, insert, inject, reject and battle the womb, all in order to control what really belongs to God." Ultimately, couples facing infertility must lean and rely heavily on the word of God and prayer to make decisions related to their fertility. It is not an area that can be presumed upon because it "feels right."
http://www.boundless.org/2005/...

And what about the donors.
It is an opportunity to earn money, but there is a psychological cost. This is especially true for repeat donors. There are the hormone shots which upset things.

Conceiving in this manner is not a picnic. But of course the successful parents
value every shot and prick and will think it is worth it. An answer to their prayers.

Absolutely i agree. If it wasn't for medical help i wouldn't have the beautiful child that i have today. It's instinct for a woman to want to bear her own children so if the chance is there then it's a miracle.

For now, I suppose egg donation is the way to go, however I believe that this method will be obselete very very soon.

Since we've learned so much about genetics in cloning with livestock I think we're going to see in the very near future that cells taken from an individual will be manipulated into becoming a genetically created egg. This genetically engineered egg will have all the genetic information from the inf...

For now, I suppose egg donation is the way to go, however I believe that this method will be obselete very very soon.

Since we've learned so much about genetics in cloning with livestock I think we're going to see in the very near future that cells taken from an individual will be manipulated into becoming a genetically created egg. This genetically engineered egg will have all the genetic information from the infertile person who's cells they were taken.

Women suffering from infertility can benefit from egg donors. Do women need eggs from the ovary, or have they tried to fertilize their own eggs? My heart goes out to them - I am finished having a family now if anyone is interested in ovarian eggs?

i am not approvable to donate eggs due to age restrictions, but i would not be comfortable knowing i had a child out there that i may not have contact with............i won't judge ANYONE.........live & let live

Well i think it is a good idea but any problem or difficulty that comes with this is now the woman's problem. remember everything good has a sour side to it!!!

i do agree if its the right thing for the individual to do. I can't have children i did try ivf but personally i wouldn't consider egg donation. You dont know the gene history and i would be unsure if i would bond with the child. I would always be trying to guess what the donar looked like.

I think you are totaly right!!