The adoption process

No7 said:
Almost totally unscathed (quick 2 night pit stop at Sunderland Royal thanks to a bout of Hyperemesis)

And thanks to technology, we know at 12 weeks pregnant, we’re having a girl. Absolutely over the moon
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f***ing Gerrin marra, buzzing for you.
 


No7 said:
Cheers mate. On another level here like. What a buzz
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Congrats mate!

Was is donor sperm and doner egg like? how do you choose genetic traits and pay the donors and what legal rights to they have to the child? if you are ok with talking about it like
 
No7 said:
Almost totally unscathed (quick 2 night pit stop at Sunderland Royal thanks to a bout of Hyperemesis)

And thanks to technology, we know at 12 weeks pregnant, we’re having a girl. Absolutely over the moon
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Amazing. So happy for all 3 of you
 
No7 said:
Almost totally unscathed (quick 2 night pit stop at Sunderland Royal thanks to a bout of Hyperemesis)

And thanks to technology, we know at 12 weeks pregnant, we’re having a girl. Absolutely over the moon
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Great news, exciting times for you both in anticipating the arrival of your little girl 🤗♥️
Tell the missus to take it easy xx
 
safc7 said:
Congrats mate!

Was is donor sperm and doner egg like? how do you choose genetic traits and pay the donors and what legal rights to they have to the child? if you are ok with talking about it like
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Majority of donors in the Czech Republic are students looking to earn some cash. They sign anonymity paperwork and all that good stuff. There is 0% chance of them finding out if their donation is ever used.

Before going over there, you fill out a form requesting hair colour, eye colour, weight, education etc etc and they match you to a donor. In both cases, we used donor egg and sperm.

You don’t pay the donors, you pay the clinic (like you would private treatment in the UK). The clinic are able to screen the embryo at 5 days old to look for things like Down syndrome etc, and of course, they also know the sex of the baby which they will only ever tell you if you get to 12 weeks 👍
 
No7 said:
Majority of donors in the Czech Republic are students looking to earn some cash. They sign anonymity paperwork and all that good stuff. There is 0% chance of them finding out if their donation is ever used.

Before going over there, you fill out a form requesting hair colour, eye colour, weight, education etc etc and they match you to a donor. In both cases, we used donor egg and sperm.

You don’t pay the donors, you pay the clinic (like you would private treatment in the UK). The clinic are able to screen the embryo at 5 days old to look for things like Down syndrome etc, and of course, they also know the sex of the baby which they will only ever tell you if you get to 12 weeks 👍
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Sounds great, @No7 can you empty yer inbox plz
 

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