Sperm Sisters's Podcast
"Unofficial sperm donor sells BBC 'baby batter' delivered with tomato passata." Yes, you read that right. Inspired by a recent BBC Wales article, this week on the Sperm Sisters podcast we dive into the alarming rise of "DIY" fertility options and the hidden risks that come with them. For many people, soaring fertility treatment costs have made unofficial sperm donation seem like a more affordable route to parenthood. But that lower price tag can come with serious consequences: unregulated donors, no medical screening or background checks, legal uncertainty, and in some cases, donors later seeking parental rights. But before all that… would you trust a carton of tomato passata as a way of keeping sperm frozen in the post? We certainly wouldn't. Read Gemma Dunstan's article here: "Unofficial sperm donor sells BBC 'baby batter' delivered with tomato passata." [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1j2349j8zjo] Make sure you also watch: "Swipe Right for Sperm" [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002xlyn] on BBC iPlayer -------------------------------------- Get in touch and share your story with us, we're looking to interview people on upcoming episodes! Email us at: spermsisterspod@gmail.com Follow us on insta: @spermsisterspodcast [https://www.instagram.com/spermsisterspodcast/] Subscribe on YouTube: @SpermSistersPodcast [https://www.youtube.com/@SpermSistersPodcast]
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