Anonymity Within Donor Parents

"Why is not Mom, Dad?" My precious 2-year-old daughter looked at me with a big brown eyes and asked from the mountain of the stuffed animal. I can hardly feel the grief of my daughter in the air. She is the sweetest girl ever, but if she knows that I do not even know her father is who she is, she will be crushed. "Because, dear, I can love you by yourself." I answered soon and did not cry because I tried not to see her eyes. I am proud of myself and I put it all on the scene directly.

Several sperm donors such as egg donors comment that anonymity protects parents who may be threatened by gametogenders. 'The general idea is to feel that parents are being threatened by the donor's role, which is also a donation. One of the reasons. Anonymous ';' I thought of causing conflict ';' Anonymous sperm provider 'to protect myself and her couple and their children' respects the cultural bias of the community that he believes will donate To do.

Many national laws and state laws require that sperm providers be anonymous or known to the recipient or the law limits the number of children in each donor. Many donors will choose to remain anonymous, but new technologies such as the Internet and DNA technology will open up new ways for those who want to know more about biological fathers, brothers and sisters, brothers and sisters It was. In the 20th century, European countries, especially Roman women of the former communist countries, are subject to forced disinfection and it is said that these practices informally followed in several countries like the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania It was. V. C. In Slovakia, the European Human Rights Court ruled in 2000 that a woman in Roma had been a victim of compulsory disinfection at a state hospital in Slovakia.

In the question of anonymity, parents tend to distribute similar attitudes towards donors, 45% tend to be neutral, the rest tend to support and oppose anonymous people (Table 2) . Compared to children, parents are more likely to retain the right to keep donors anonymous when you choose, even when compared to donors. In fact, 25% of parents state that "anonymous donors" are the first choice of their donor type. Many parents are grateful to the donor (not strange): "How rich and fulfilling is our life, thanks to the generous donation we receive through sperm donation?" "Contribution and opportunity"; "This is a wonderful gift, a gift for life, I always appreciate this gift"