How sexist is this

[Shaney_R]

Men donate sperm and get paid for it

 

Ive just rang up to find out about donating eggs and apparently its illegal to pay for them

 

thats just not right i thought i was on to a right little earner

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bit skint are we minx,keeps ya eggs and stay in for a few weekends instead

[Miss Minx]

I dont do staying in though do i ;o)

 

Would you like to buy a body part perhaps Shaney ??????????????

Edited June 20, 2005 by MISS MINX

[fifedjdomo]

seriously i would rather be a surrogate than have to go through that prodding about and uncomfortable shit of spreading my legs for some doctor and u dont no who is getting the eggs

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lol they operate ya dosey thing

u dont honestly think sum doctor whips n flaps some rubber gloves on n then shoves their arm right up u n has a good feel around see if they can grab some do you???

just sit u on a bed n put u to sleep then scalpal and so on and so on til they stitch u up and let u wake up

Edited June 20, 2005 by fifedjdomo

[Miss Minx]

Dont think they scalpel you Dom they do go in up ya fufu with a little grabber thingy but your under anaesthetic you wouldnt know about it

 

wouldnt have anything done that would leave scars

[Guest NeoN]

my ex had a lopescemy (think thats the name of it) , no anaesthetic or anything & the worst thing was the smell of it

[Miss Minx]

the smell? is that why shes an ex ;o)

[fifedjdomo]

sure they do that?

sounds fuckin illogical to me how the hell do they manage to go up that fellopian tube is it right up to the ovaries eh??

[Guest]

this is the exact procedure

 

From start to finish, the egg donation process can last up to a few months, depending on the program. Generally, the process begins with a comprehensive questionnaire asking the donor about her medical history, physical attributes, and personal characteristics. This helps identify and match perspective candidates with the egg recipient(s). Donors then have a complete physical exam, including blood, genetic, and psychological testing. After a donor is approved for egg donation, documents, including a medical release form to state that the donor gives up rights to the donated eggs once they are harvested, are given to the donor to sign.

 

No matter how factually informed and emotionally prepared potential egg donors are, the process itself is complicated, and can be frightening, uncomfortable, and even painful. Unlike sperm donation, which is relatively quick and easy, egg donation requires medications and an invasive procedure to retrieve the eggs. Once a woman has been selected as a donor, she is taught how to give herself daily injections of medications and fertility drugs (FSH and LH) for 3 - 5 weeks. The fertility drugs stimulate multiple eggs to develop, and their maturation is monitored by ultrasound examinations. A drug (such as Lupron) that temporarily prevents the ovaries from releasing a single egg each month (which is a typical menstrual cycle) is also administered by daily injection. Women resume menstrual activity shortly after stopping these injections.

 

Once the eggs are ready to be harvested, a fertility specialist identifies the eggs to be retrieved. A needle is passed through the top wall of the vagina and is inserted into the ovary to remove an egg. This process is repeated for each egg. This procedure usually takes 30 - 60 minutes total. After about 20 minutes of recovery, the donor can go home. Usually, donors are limited to donating up to ten eggs at one time, to keep the gene pool small, decreasing the chances that donor offspring will meet in the future. If the donor egg procedure is done correctly, it doesn't interfere with a donor's fertility. Once retrieved, the eggs may undergo testing; if they're okay, they are fertilized (with sperm) and grown in the lab for 2 - 3 days in a Petri dish before being inserted into the recipient's uterus.

 

 

[Guest]

u dont even have any kind of aneastetic

 

ouch

[Miss Minx]

and they expect women to do that for FREE fuck that right off althoygh for the right amount of money id do it

[Guest]

as u said u tried to show ur compassionate side lol

 

some will to help others

 

i would if it was someone close to me like if my sister couldnt have a kid or a close friend but not for a stranger as i dont no if they will turn out to be some sort of psycho do i lol

 

 

[Miss Minx]

I wouldnt go through that for anything other than money and the right sum and i wouldnt find it acceptable for someone to expect me too either a would never ask that of someone

 

 

[Guest]

so if someone really close to u couldnt have a kid but u could, u wouldnt do that for them to give them a chance

 

each to there own i guess but id feel selfish if it was someone close to me and id never want money to do it for them cos that seems like only thinking of urself and not how they will also have to buy things for that baby ect

[Miss Minx]

I think adoption is a better solution tbh theres so many unwanted kids out there that need a good home. I would probably even consider that before having a kid for myself let alone anyone else

[Guest]

it is hard to adopt ppl go through years of waiting and then never get jus a baby usually its an older child

and couples a lot of the time want to at least have a baby that is part of one of them or be able to feel the baby growing inside of them as it is the most amazing thing

 

and also if ur healthy to have kids u cant adopt in this country so u couldnt adopt just because u dont want to carry a child.