Life as Dad to Donor Insemination (DI) Kids
Monday, August 29, 2005

Carrying on the Family Name

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There is a strange but all to real pressure on men to have sons to carry on the family name. This pressure was only magnified internally by ...
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Thursday, August 25, 2005

Donor Related Books - Part Two

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We received in the mail last night the book "Before You Were Born ... Our Wish for a Baby: Donor Insemination" that is available v...
Wednesday, August 24, 2005

Trading Pictures with Half Sibling

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We saw a picture of our children's half sibling. Very cute little girl. I saw a resemblance with my son especialy around the eyes. But t...
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Monday, August 22, 2005

Thoughts: A True Cure; Known Donors; Kinships

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Within the comments to the August 12th post titled “How Did We Decide to Use a Donor” a discussion evolved between myself and a blogger goin...
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Friday, August 19, 2005

Contact made with half sibling

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Last night we received an email from the mother of the child who apparently is the half sibling of our two kids. Like us she did not expect ...
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Wednesday, August 17, 2005

Donor match on DSR...but no contact info found.

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Last night I was able to post the births of my two kids to the DSR. I was quite excited to do so as I had seen the night before another chil...
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Tuesday, August 16, 2005

Half sibling found via Donor Sibling Registry?

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Last night I registered myself onto the Donor Sibling Registry . Upon searching the donor database I immediately found a listing for the sam...
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Books about explaining DI to a child.....

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This evening I found a link on the Donor Sibling Registry site to another site where they are selling a line of books geared to explaining c...
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Monday, August 15, 2005

Am I thinking too much? Why so many blogs?

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My wife commented when she read this blog for the first time that I must really be bothered by the whole DI thing. I am not sure I am or no...
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Performances and family connections...

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Yesterday my son was alternatively bored and elated at his grandfather's 70th birthday party. He wanted to go home and not stay in the r...
Sunday, August 14, 2005

The donor and how we chose him...

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Over time we actually chose three donors. The first was to be used only as a backup for the two full ivf / icsi cycles in case the urologist...

My Dad's 70th bday....

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Today we celebrate his 70th with a surprise party at a restaurant with family and friends. Not sure what I am thinking. Will my kids do this...

I told my wife about this Blog...

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I was not sure whether I would tell my wife about this blog or not. I at first figured it would be my thoughts alone without her comments. S...
Friday, August 12, 2005

How we decided to use a donor...

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We were convinced I guess by friends that we made who were also going through IVF and I guess the doctors. The idea being that the donor sem...
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Kissing cousins.....

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This weekend we are visiting my family including my sister's daughters. Their younger daughter is basically the same age as my son. Bo...
Tuesday, August 09, 2005

Who knows about the DI....

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Only our families and a few friends know about the DI. Most on purpose. Some not. What's was at first real annoying but now is more amu...

How I learned of my infertility problem.....

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About 6 months before we were to be married I went to a urologist as I thought I had discovered a lump in my scrotum and I was concerned tha...
Monday, August 08, 2005

How to Begin.......

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I am unsure how to begin. Unsure re this Blog and unsure if how we tell our kids that they were conceived via Donor Insemination will be the...
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Blog established 2005 - I'm a guy who learned a short time before I was to be married that my lifetime goal of becoming a father was slim if not impossible. But now due to medical science, a donor, and a couple of maxed out credit cards we have two beautiful kids. My name is Eric and I am a DI Dad.
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