Buying donor sperms and eggs.
Fatema Haji
11th July 2013
Buying Donor Egg and Sperms.
The birth of a child in any family can light up a smile on everyone’s face near, make a father’s eyes fill up with tears of happiness, fill a mothers heart with immense over whelming emotion’s, affecting near or far relatives or friends related to the couple or a nurse at the hospital; it’s simply a fascinating moment to welcome the child. Family members /friends who then celebrate in the joy like as if it were a public event followed with a trail of joyous fiestas, causing a ripple of happy events. In the Arab culture, marrying at an early age is seen as a prime and socially righteous factor, within the first year of the union it is seen a sign of more ego than joy, when a young man has fathered a child and afterward having many children is seen as a gold standard family man by his caste, creed, religion in a naturally high expectation society. Unfortunately not everyone is lucky to conceive or okay with the idea of marrying early and needs the intervention of science to help the possibility of procreation.
So how did it all start? Just like Clara Pinto-Correia (2007) indicates that ;“It wasn’t until the 17th century that the thought of sperm was discovered, until then it was thought that all future generations were encased inside the female egg”, and she continues describing the entire thought of how a sperm was even discovered, what were its functions, when did anyone know about the egg passing through a fallopian tube, the rest why’s and when’s being processed ,formed a precious form of knowledge that developed through the centuries with shaping of an idea of a discovery of a single raw piece of information like a drawing of sperm cell and conducting various experiments and forming theories of what its exact purpose was and why it was the way it was thus shaping it to what we have today a luxury of detailed information on the mystery of the sperm and egg cells. She even mocked at the famous
11th July 2013
Buying Donor Egg and Sperms.
The birth of a child in any family can light up a smile on everyone’s face near, make a father’s eyes fill up with tears of happiness, fill a mothers heart with immense over whelming emotion’s, affecting near or far relatives or friends related to the couple or a nurse at the hospital; it’s simply a fascinating moment to welcome the child. Family members /friends who then celebrate in the joy like as if it were a public event followed with a trail of joyous fiestas, causing a ripple of happy events. In the Arab culture, marrying at an early age is seen as a prime and socially righteous factor, within the first year of the union it is seen a sign of more ego than joy, when a young man has fathered a child and afterward having many children is seen as a gold standard family man by his caste, creed, religion in a naturally high expectation society. Unfortunately not everyone is lucky to conceive or okay with the idea of marrying early and needs the intervention of science to help the possibility of procreation.
So how did it all start? Just like Clara Pinto-Correia (2007) indicates that ;“It wasn’t until the 17th century that the thought of sperm was discovered, until then it was thought that all future generations were encased inside the female egg”, and she continues describing the entire thought of how a sperm was even discovered, what were its functions, when did anyone know about the egg passing through a fallopian tube, the rest why’s and when’s being processed ,formed a precious form of knowledge that developed through the centuries with shaping of an idea of a discovery of a single raw piece of information like a drawing of sperm cell and conducting various experiments and forming theories of what its exact purpose was and why it was the way it was thus shaping it to what we have today a luxury of detailed information on the mystery of the sperm and egg cells. She even mocked at the famous