
The article noted that sellers must undergo extensive medical and psychological screening, but what it didn't say, and what I find bothersome, is that fact that nobody seems to think there's anything wrong with this. This practice, which has slipped into modern society without much, if any, ethical debate, is essentially the selling of human life.

I strongly believe that everyone born as a result of these procedures deserves to know the names of their donors, see their photographs, and be told their social and medical histories. Adoptees have fought long and hard for these rights which are finally being recognized and respected. I don't think we should create another segment of society denied the dignity of this basic human knowledge.
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I totally agree with you. It's very sad what's happening. I wonder how often fertility doctors are doing selective genetic testing to ensure that couples get the sex of child that they want. Wow. The future is here and no one is noticing. You are right that there should be rules about all this.
I totally agree, as well. Thought provoking post, Hillary.
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