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welcome to the New Millennia!

"Like most anonymous sperm donors, Donor 150 of the California Cryobank will probably never meet any of the offspring he fathered through sperm bank donations. There are at least four, according to the bank's records, and perhaps many more, since the dozens of women who have bought Donor 150's sperm are not required to report when they have a baby.
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Justin Senk, 15, left, was the most recent half-sibling to surface in a group that now numbers five.

But two of his genetic daughters, born to different mothers and living in different states, have been e-mailing and talking on the phone regularly since learning of each other's existence last summer. They plan to meet over Thanksgiving."

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/20/n...&en=cde8c646c1be1407&ei=5094&partner=homepage
 
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Hi ya lex!
 
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Hi ya lex!


hello cass! OMG!, runaway ramped sperm! (head for the hills)
 
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lex said:
welcome to the New Millennia!

"Like most anonymous sperm donors, Donor 150 of the California Cryobank will probably never meet any of the offspring he fathered through sperm bank donations. There are at least four, according to the bank's records, and perhaps many more, since the dozens of women who have bought Donor 150's sperm are not required to report when they have a baby.
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Tina Gibson

Justin Senk, 15, left, was the most recent half-sibling to surface in a group that now numbers five.

But two of his genetic daughters, born to different mothers and living in different states, have been e-mailing and talking on the phone regularly since learning of each other's existence last summer. They plan to meet over Thanksgiving."

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/20/n...&en=cde8c646c1be1407&ei=5094&partner=homepage

Very interesting article, thanks Lex!
Popular donors may have several dozen children, or more, and critics say there is a risk of unwitting incest between half-siblings.
Can you imagine falling in love with someone and getting married to them, only to find out that you're half-siblings because you share a donor father?! :eek:
 

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