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NHS to fund sperm back for lesbian women

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MorphineDreams · 03/08/2014 00:31

This headline made me Hmm - oh and yes it's DM

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2714321/NHS-fund-sperm-bank-lesbians-New-generation-fatherless-families-paid-YOU.html

NHS to fund sperm bank for lesbians: New generation of fatherless families... paid for by YOU

Firstly, the 'lesbians' and the 'paid for by.. YOU' shock horror, tax payer pays for IVF Hmm

Blatantly shows the prejudice of the DM, and the general public by the sickening comments.

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Lezprechaun · 03/08/2014 01:28

The com

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Lezprechaun · 03/08/2014 01:29

Whoops posted too soon!

The comments are shocking, such small
Minded people. It isn't even NHS funded so misleading as well!

I for one am glad, cost me and my girlfriend a fortune to conceive our child and there was no help available. What makes a gay woman any less worthy of being a mother?

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MorphineDreams · 03/08/2014 01:35

Exactly. It makes me sick that people think like this in this day and age. Men are obviously feeling intimidated that women can become parents without their input.. just donated sperm Grin

And congrats on your child btw!

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HarveySchlumpfenburger · 03/08/2014 01:52

Saw this earlier. Didn't get as far as reading the article. y initial thought was that whoever wrote that headline was it's almost like the DM are trying to parody themselves. Nearly had to check I wasn't on the Daily Mash site or something.

I think I'll be good o my blood pressure and not read the comments.

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MorphineDreams · 03/08/2014 01:54

I was actually going to report it but then though - its the DM, it's going to do no good.

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Lally112 · 03/08/2014 02:18

Even if it is NHS funded, I would be more than happy for my taxes to be spent in this way. I mean lets be fricken honest - its a lot more productive a way than some of the schemes they are currently spent on. My friend had an IVF baby with the help of the NHS and she is a fab mother and the baby is loved and cared for and looked after unlike a lot of the comments that seem to suggest the family scrounges on benefits.

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magoria · 03/08/2014 21:07

It is also available for single women and hetrosexual couples.

But I guess that isn't as fab a header is it.

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edamsavestheday · 05/08/2014 22:13

It's an appalling, misleading headline.

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Softlysoftlycatchymonkey · 14/08/2014 11:46

I wouldn't care if it was! Dp and I had nhs funded IVF for our amazing Miracle and excitingly awaiting the arrival of my cousins ds to his lesbian mother! Oh the outrage!!! Wink

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Bluebelljumpsoverthemoon · 15/08/2014 22:36

I oppose purposely creating any child with the intention that they will never know or have contact with their biological parent and heritage. Whether they're being created for gays or straights. Willfully denying a child their genetic heritage purely to meet the emotional wants of an adult is incredibly cruel and selfish.

Biology matters regardless of how some may deny it because it's fashion to do so or because they benefit from believing it unimportant. It's incredibly important for most people to know where they come from, no human should be an object to be purchased, they're people and should be respected as such.

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Andallmyhopeisgone · 15/08/2014 22:43

Oppose all you want, with your straight privilege. Hmm

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Softlysoftlycatchymonkey · 15/08/2014 22:47

Wow bluebell what a big massive 'fuck you' to all the single parents out there that didn't want to know there kids. Confused

It honestly does not matter who raises the child or which parent the child knows as long as they are cherished and adored.

Biology counts for shit.

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HerrenaHarridan · 15/08/2014 22:52

It's not incredibly important to everyone. That's your opinion.

I've never met my biological father, I have no interest or curiosity to do so. I'm 27 and have a family of my own do I'm not likely to change my mind anytime soon.

Children grow up accepting as normal whatever their experience is

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