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Consanguinity
Consanguinity describes relationships between blood relatives, such as first cousins or closer. Consanguinity is important in genetics because close relatives share a greater proportion of their genes, increasing the risk of inheriting certain genetic conditions.
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Accidental Incest
June 2025: EU weighs sperm donor cap to curb risk of accidental incest February 2024: Sperm donor nightmare leads woman to accidental incest with her half-brother Related Posts You might be Donor Conceived if…
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Imported Sperm
It is widely understood that in UK licensed fertility clinics:
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The psychological distress of large sibling groups/pods
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The synchronicities and weird coincidences when you’re a DCP
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Genetic Incompatibility
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A therapist’s reflections on grief, identity and donor conception
by Lauren Platt A few years ago, after spending some long weekends in Ireland, I started telling my husband how deeply I felt drawn to those places. I couldn’t quite explain it, but something about the landscapes, the people, and the atmosphere resonated with me. Half-jokingly, I’d wonder aloud if I had Irish ancestry I…
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Lauren – Conceived 1995
Name: Lauren Conceived: 1995 Where Conceived: A therapist’s reflections on grief, identity and donor conception
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Louise – Conceived 1991
Name: Louise Conceived: 1991 Where Conceived: London Podcast: You Look Like Me Jan 2025 RTE Radio 1: Finding sperm-donor Father and 7 half-siblings Jan 2025 Ireland AM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctBP4cmYx2Y&t=21s Jan 2025 CBS Chicago: Journalist fights to improve fertility donation industry Nov 2024 CBS News: Serial sperm donors and lack of regulation create risks and leave children seeking answers Nov…
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Double Donor Conceived
When someone is double donor conceived this means that they were conceived using a sperm donor AND an egg donor.