What is the donor sibling register?
The sibling donor register is a non -profit organization based in the United States that connects half siblings who have been conceived using donated eggs, sperm or embryos. The organization brings together people who have a desire to meet others who share a genetic connection with them. The group, founded in 2000, also acts as advocates of children who have been conceived through gifts and their families, supported open communication by asking for all parties and helping them to create bonds with half siblings that previously did not know that their origin and even their origins, their origins, their origins. Origins, their origin, their origin, their origin, about their origins. The founder of the sibling donors' register said that most sperm donors, if they decide to log in and meet children, their sperm donations helped create them, is involved in PROFEIt seals, perhaps stemming from the fact that many sperm donors have been adopted at universities and universities. Others, however, are atypical, for example with one donor living in a trailer. He and his descendants gained some acquaintance thanks to the film about the register of donors and individual meetings, which he had with children who are now in their early 20 years.
Some of the children who are starting to look for their donors through the sibling donors register, eventually create strong relationships with the siblings they discover. Two pairs of twins, for example one in California and one in Georgia, often approached and communicated frequently. Some children discover the existence of dozens of half -brothers and half sisters in their search with the donor sibling register and also notice their similarities physically and psychologically.
On the other hand, experts increase the difficulties of the random incest option that occursAmong donor children who are not aware of they have the same father. Experts also raise concerns about the possibility of spreading genetic diseases in a wider gene fund through donors who have sometimes contributed with tens of sperms. Some experts strive to limit the number of offspring that can be pregnant with one donor sperm. In only one case, the sperm of one donor helped to conceive 150 children. Sweden, France and the UK have already set limits, but there are no legal limits in the United States, even if there are instructions.