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Abstract
Donors in our research felt strongly that they had two responsibilities:
1. to be available and contactable to children born from their donation, and
2. to know their place and avoid overstepping parental boundaries.
This leaflet shows how donors thought about these two ideas, and how they applied them in practice.
1. to be available and contactable to children born from their donation, and
2. to know their place and avoid overstepping parental boundaries.
This leaflet shows how donors thought about these two ideas, and how they applied them in practice.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Type | Leaflet for donors, recipients and professionals, based on project data and analysis. |
| Media of output | Leaflet |
| Publisher | University of Manchester, Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives |
| Number of pages | 4 |
| Place of Publication | Manchester |
| Publication status | Published - 21 Jul 2020 |
Keywords
- egg donor
- sperm donor
- egg donation
- sperm donation
- donor conception
- donor conceived children
- assisted reproduction
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Curious Connections: The Impact of Donating Egg and Sperm on Donors' Everyday Life and Relationships
Nordqvist, P. (PI)
1/01/17 → 30/10/20
Project: Research
Research output
- 2 Other contribution
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Being an egg or sperm donor: The impact of donation on donors and their families
Burke, H., Gilman, L. & Nordqvist, P., 3 Sept 2021, 4 p. University of Manchester, Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives.Research output: Other contribution
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Being an egg or sperm donor: connections with recipient parents
Burke, H., Gilman, L. & Nordqvist, P., 7 Oct 2020, 4 p. Manchester : University of Manchester, Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives.Research output: Other contribution
Open AccessFile