Read all of my blog posts about; fertility, the struggle it can be to create a family and different aspects of donor conception. I am now a nurse and during my studies it dawned on me that my and my family’s experiences might benefit others and that there is a lack of knowledge on the subject.
Secrets that make us unique. I was not like everyone else, I was unique and unique was something good. One of the things my parents, to my great luck, succeeded in was making me feel really special.
Spændende webinar omkring, hvordan ægdonation fungere i UK.
Due to my studies as well as Covid-19, the blog has been way too quiet lately. I am sorry about that! However, there has been
From time to time I have been asked about my thoughts on having a family my own. Asked if I’ve thought about it, in the context of being donor conceived. And of course, this is something I’ve been thinking about from time to time. In this post I will share some of my thoughts.
To me it is important to create awareness around both donor conceived children, donors and the different family constellations that have arisen, as a result of the possibility of having children with the help of a donor.
negative emotions which at times have also manifested themselves in connection to being a donor conceived. The post is about how I have felt lonely at times.
My story is also a bit about my advice to current or future parents of donor children.
I want to focus on makeing room for different attitudes and perspectives in all respects. I think it is important that you can express your views and say what you think. That people then disagree and argue for something else is of course perfectly acceptable!
On May 3, I attended The Cryos Symposium. It was the first time I was to speak to a larger congregation. That it was even in English and something very personal did not make it any less nerve-wracking ..
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