Sperm Donation World

Veronica Englund, 38, a midwife based in NSW, has been on and off trying to conceive for the past 4 years. From exploring the Clinical Route, to then discovering Sperm Donation Australia, and then being sidetracked with participating in the hit TV series "Farmer Wants a Wife", then a relationship whilst navigating the outside noise of family, friends, and now, social media opinions. In this episode, we discuss single donors, types of questions to ask, what she is looking for in a donor. We talk about Artificial Intelligence and how some clinics are suggesting that their donors use it to assist with creating their donor profile, and how this technology is also being seen on the general dating scene. Plus a whole lot more.For more information about this episode, to follow Veronica's socials and also a link to the two hot takes clip visit. https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-80/ [https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-80/]

Daniel Bayen 24 an entrepreneur, floats between Germany where his mother lives and California where his donor lives in his 2nd marriage with a couple of younger half-siblings. He grew up with his younger brother raised by a single mother who used the California Cyros Bank. His mother was always honest with his conception. Therefore Daniel is one of the positively Donor Conceived People who can process this as a wonderful experience in life as opposed to those who were lied to and have trouble making the most of their situation from the lies and deceit they had to face. Daniel is part of a growing trend of DCP, who are now following in their donor's footsteps and becoming donors themselves, unlike most people who come from a nuclear family and can't relate to the added bonuses of having such a bigger network (He currently knows of 30 half-siblings). For him the more the merrier and while he is happy with his 30 siblings he sees no harm if he was to have 100 to 500 siblings out there. This podcast shares his story and breaks down the stigmas. For more information about this episode: https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-79/ [https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-79/]

"Lilly" (Alias) in her 30s, joined Sperm Donation Australia in late December 2017, In January 2018 she conceived a child, except her donor was already sourced from a dating app. Her child is now 5 years old and everything was fine up until recently when the donor started displaying mental health issues, and threats were made in regards to wanting to access the child. This was a difficult and deep podcast to be a part of, as I wanted to explore the story and look for potential warning signs, so future members could potentially identify if there are red flags to look out for, without "Lilly" feeling like it was an attack on her level of judgement. While this could happen to absolutely anyone men, who have no part in the donor community and who have no donor etiquette or other donor children to share a focus on, seem to have the higher risk. In this episode, we explore the scenarios, look into mental health and hope for a positive outcome for her from this situation. For more information about this episode visit https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-78/ [https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-78/]

Anika Philipp 39, from Berlin, Germany just went on a wild adventure on 90 Day Fiance season 4 Love in Paradise. In which she was paired up with notorious sperm donor Kyle Gordy. Now a resident of Malta in this episode she shares with us her journey and how she came across the idea of using a sperm donor before pairing up for a potential relationship with him. During the season we had so much to dissect, left with so many questions unanswered and Ani took the time to tell us her thoughts scene by scene and how everything played out. So tune in and join us as we reminisce about the memorable scenes of Kyle playing with his penis and their first dinner date together. For information about this episode visit https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-77/ [https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-77/]

Genevieve Uys (South Africa) first became an Egg Donor at the age of 21, she walked away from the experience conflicted, and with that experience, she created her agency Traveling Donors, which she turned all those negatives she had experienced around to being a more fulfilling accommodating experience. Vieve is pro-advocate for known donation and has egg donor profiles available that can be selected. Join us with a couple of wines and hear us discuss how egg donation is done in various countries, where Australia may be lacking and current clinics' attitudes. I discuss women donating their eggs from a young age and storing some for themselves while donating others. We talk about what it takes to become an egg donor, what it is like and the expectations such as lifestyle and diet. Plus so much more. To find out more information about this episode please visit. https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-76/ [https://ivfdonationworld.com/episode-76/]