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In hard times, more U.S. women try to sell their eggs

hegemony

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uptomyneck

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I thought about it once years ago. But then I just couldknt bear the thought of a child out there that was mines could be being abused, or mistreated or being given less than I would have done for them. Could you imagine watchign TV and seeing a child that looks just like you on then ews, abduction, rape, death....OMG. I couldnt handle something like that. I would have felt as thought I committed a crime against that baby.

hlburi

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I thought about it once years ago. But then I just couldknt bear the thought of a child out there that was mines could be being abused, or mistreated or being given less than I would have done for them. Could you imagine watchign TV and seeing a child that looks just like you on then ews, abduction, rape, death....OMG. I couldnt handle something like that. I would have felt as thought I committed a crime against that baby.

 

:beee:

 

 

I guess I just don't think that far ahead...

uptomyneck

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I thought about it once years ago. But then I just couldknt bear the thought of a child out there that was mines could be being abused, or mistreated or being given less than I would have done for them. Could you imagine watchign TV and seeing a child that looks just like you on then ews, abduction, rape, death....OMG. I couldnt handle something like that. I would have felt as thought I committed a crime against that baby.

 

:(

 

 

I guess I just don't think that far ahead...

 

I think it was a time where there was alot of child violence issues either in my state or the surroundoing areas, cause they were all over the TV

clambert1273

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I think it could be used as a good thing for infertile couples... not like I am using mine anymore (FACTORY IS CLOSED) I already have 3 of them lol

 

I offered once to surrogate for a friend of mine.. she had a rare cancer as a child which left her internally scarred (literally) from the treatments. They told her she would never have children but that didn't stop her from trying... bless her heart... The first time she carried for about 6 weeks, the second time about 12 weeks.. the third time *sigh* about 22 weeks so he was developed.. her uterus wouldn't stretch and grow with them :lol: It was so traumatizing to her that I couldn't bear to watch her keep trying any more.. about 6 weeks after the funeral I approached her with the offer to carry but she turned it down... :yahoo: I wanted to help her so much...

nothingtolose

nothingtolose

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This is quite sad...

why? isn't helping infertile couples something good?

By all means egg donations are invaluable in helping infertile couples or women.

My comment was referring to hard economic straits as a motivation for increased offers of egg donations. It is not a riskless procedure. The burden may fall disproportionately on economically disadvantaged women or single mothers, feeling the pressure to resort to this option to put food on the table. While of course the woman is not coerced, for some women trapped under family financial obligations or mounting bills this choice would not be entirely free, which in my mind at least could present doctors and recipients with a potential ethical dilemma. Ideally, screening through an interview or interaction with the prospective egg donor would ideally address it but it is not perfect.

Cactus Flower

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This is quite sad...

 

 

The only reason I wouldn't have considered it is that the actual procedure of harvesting is QUITE PAINFUL and I am afraid of pain..

 

but if I could help someone's 'dream' come true..

why not?

LBCS

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I wonder why you can sell eggs but not organs.

I thought ramseyites sold their frontal lobes?

 

Yup, they sell the frontal lobes and replace it with the lemming gene.

CassyEva

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This is quite sad...

 

 

The only reason I wouldn't have considered it is that the actual procedure of harvesting is QUITE PAINFUL and I am afraid of pain..

 

but if I could help someone's 'dream' come true..

why not?

 

It's actually not. You go under, and wake up with slight cramping and that's it. My period cramps were worse than the pain from the procedure. The daily injections and blood tests were more annoying.

 

Also, I'm still mad they made me pay taxes on the money I received. I donated a body part and I have to pay taxes on it?? WTH?

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snookums

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I WILL ADMIT that I TRIED to do this back when I was in college. I was looking at the $1500 payout. However, the doctor turned me away when he learned that I was a vegetarian. Something didn't jive with that he said and the hormones I was to be given.

 

I AM SO GLAD.

 

I think it would have haunted me forever.

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