Would You Have Your Eggs Frozen?
A FEW women who were canvassed at random by the Sunday Times all gave the egg-freezing procedure the thumbs-up.
JUDY HAVENGAN, 23, manager of an upmarket hair-product store, said: “It is a good idea, especially for career women and also women with fertility problems. You never know what can happen in life, so it will be like a back-up plan.”
THULI MKHIZE, 27, a beautician, said: “This sounds like a great procedure. I don’t know whether I would do it myself; it’s something one has to give a great deal of thought to. But it gives women hope.”
ROXANNE BLOEM, 22, a shoe saleswoman, said: “I think it’s an excellent idea, especially if women with cancer can get the procedure done. Women don’t have to give up hope. It is something I would consider later in my life.”
ANITA SINGH, 41, a mother of two, said: “This is wonderful. Women with cancer who opt for the procedure will have motivation to live, knowing that they have a chance of having a child. There are also so many people with fertility problems, this could be a chance for them too.
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Good day.
A family memeber told me about this, she donated her eggs and she said i should come through and do sperm donation, how do i go about this?
What do i bring through?
What price do you pay?
What tests need to be done? Ect.
Many thanks
ReplyHi there,
Please email bonniecareclinic19@gmail.com for further information on our sperm donation programme. Our andrology department will be able to answer all your questions and assess whether you are fit to be a sperm donor
Thank you
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