The Changing
Pattern of Oocyte Donation.
Who donates eggs and how has this changed |
The Motherhood
Question.
The responsibilities of motherhood, the
decision of when to start a family |
| Pursuing
Parenthood. D.I. and the meaning of parenthood. |
Assisted
Reproductive Technology with Donor Gametes.
The need for patient preparation.
The Importance of Counselling For Donor
Sperm/Donor Oocyte Patients.
The Use of Donor Gametes In Conception:
The Decision Making Process. |
Biological
Identity In Adoption
Artificial Insemination By Donor & The
New Birth Technologies.
Who Am I? Children with problems of identification
including adoption, IVF and A.I.D.
Psychosocial Assessment of Children Conceived
by Donor Insemination.
To Search For Self. The experience of access
to adoption information. |
| Psychological
Aspects Of Donor Insemination |
| Lethal
Secrets: How and when to tell. (book extract) |
| Treating
Infertility: Alternative Medicines |
| Logistics
Of Reserving Sperm for D.I. Siblins |
| Lethal
Secrets: I finally figures it out. (book
extract) |
| Proposal
for the Establishment Of A National Infertility
Consumers Association. |
| A Child
Is Not the Cure For Infertility |
| A Call
For Openness in Donor Insemination |
| Reproductive
Technology In France |
| Cancer
& Infertility: More research Needed |
| Infertility
& Feminism |
| Medications
& Environment & Pregnacy |
| How adoption
affects the family: Adoption: A One Day
Conference |
Male Infertility:
Male Infertiltiy & Donor Sperm, Some
possible considerations
Who Discovered Spermotaozoa.
Semen Analysis , Mail on Male |
Therapeutic
Donor Insemination:
Continuing problems of D.I. including donor
selection |
• Continuing
Problems Of Donor Insemination
• Psychiatric
Aspects Of Artificial Insemination
• Untoward
Effects Of Artificial Insemination
• Psychological
Aspects Of Human Artificial Insemination
• Psychological Aspects of A.I.D |
Men’s
Feelings About Infertility:
Be prepared: Save Donor Information |
The Adoption
Reunion Expereince:
Implications for assisted reproduction |
Western
Australia Reproductive Technology Council
Questions and answers about the donation
of human reporductive material and donor
insemination. |
Assisted Conception
in Australia & New Zealand
Perinatal Statistics 1991. |
| South Australia
Statistics for clinics |
| U.N. Convention
On the Rights of The Child 1989 |
| U.N. Convention
On the Rights of The Child 1989 |
| Noncoital
Reproduction & The Newer Reproductive
Technologies |
| Understanding
Infertility |
| The Human
Tissue Act: Letter from Dr. G. Driscoll |
| Report
On Donor Gametes in IVF (Victoria) |
| The Social
Relevance Of Infertility |
| How to
tell your child that he or she is not your
biological child. |
| A guide
for adoptive parents, step parents, parents
of children born via the new birth technologies
and other guardians |
Do The
Infertile Consitute A Family?
The betwixt and between state of infertile
couples, a quest for family construction
through the use of reproductive technology. |
W.A Health
Dept: Draft guidelines
by the W.A rep Technology council |
W.A. Health
Dept. Directions
by the W.A. rep. Technology council. |
Report
of the Working Party on IVF & AID
South Australia, 1984. |
NSW Law
Reform Commission
Discussion paper on the review of the adoption
of children act. |
| AID &
Adoption: Some comparisons |
30 Something:
The new decade for motherhood.
Pros and cons of older motherhood. |
Male Infertility
Assessment, diagnosis, treatment. A very
extensive list of different causes of male
infertility.
Taken from the internet |
Donor Insemination:
Effects on parents.
Very brief look at the effects based on
a NSW survey. |
| On having
an adopted sibling: Some psychoanalytic
observations. |
| Marketed
Sperm: Use and regulation in the U.S.A |
| The Ordeal
of Infertility: Article from Fortune Magazine |
The Child
as Client in Assisted Reproductive Technology:
What can we learn from adoption practice? |
| The Right
to Information: Concerning biological origin
as it affects adopted children and children
conceived by AID. (1980) |
| Human
Identity: Reproductive technology, records,
information and honesty |
Secrecy
and Openness in D.I
• Protection from What?
• Openness, Fatherhood and Responsibility
• One Father Only
• Doctors and Donors
• D.I.s Dirty Little Secret
• Doubts and realities in D.I.
Family Relationships
• D.I to IVF
• Sharing Information about
D.I. in the U.K
• D.I. and the Child
• A Call for Openness in D.I.
• Moving Towards Openness in
D.I |
Assisted
Conception
Australia and New Zealand perinatal statistics
1992-1993. |
| The Development
and Demand For AID in Australia |
Let the
Offspring Speak
The need for a sense of self-identity and
the impact of secrecy on families who adopt
through d.i. with anonymous fathers, by
Bill Cordray (d.i. offspring) |
Positive
Reflections: Growing up a D.I. Child
by Karen Topp. Of Canada. |
Who has
the Right to Have a Baby?
Magazine article, 1993 |
| Sperm Bank
Scandal. Cleo, 1991 |
| Sperm Donors:
Hospital information sheets for donors |
Donor Insemination
& Donor Egg.
Hospital information sheets for recipients. |
Lone term
effects on women from assisted conception.
National Health and Medical Research Council. |
| Klinefelter's
Syndrome Information Package |
Facilitating
Contact Between Donor Conceived Individuals
and their Donors.
by Jenny Blood |
| Identifiable
Gamete Donors – The New Zealand Model |
| Talking
to Children About their Conception –
A parents Perspective. |
| Children
Born Following Donor Assisted Conception
and their rights to Genetic Origins Information. |
Seven Years
of Equity – NSW Adoption.
Equal Rights for Birth Parents & Adopted
People – What have we learnt so far.
|
| Talking
With Children Conceived through DI , IVF
& Egg Donor. |
| Psychological
Factors Related to Donor Insemination. |
A Study
of Prospective Donor Insemination Recipients,
Secrecy
Privacy and Disclosure. |
| The Forgotten
Ethics and Values in Modern Procreation |
| How to
Tell Your Child That He or She is Not Your
Biological Child |
Donors
– Dispelling the Myths
Paper presented at the FSA conference in
Adelaide 1997 by the Support Group. |
