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Ethical dilemmas
AskMeMore · 06/04/2023 16:03

It is messed up though.

lljkk · 07/04/2023 11:58

She says it was her son's dying wish to have a child from his sperm.
She is raising that child because she will love them & teach them about their bio father.
I am fine about surrogacy. I can't call it messed up. Peculiar, yes.

Wonnle · 07/04/2023 12:36

RegainingTheWill2023 · 06/04/2023 13:47

It's grotesque but obviously not incest.

She certainly looks grotesque to me !
Good to see other countries have their own media freaks though

RegainingTheWill2023 · 07/04/2023 13:05

lljkk · 07/04/2023 11:58

She says it was her son's dying wish to have a child from his sperm.
She is raising that child because she will love them & teach them about their bio father.
I am fine about surrogacy. I can't call it messed up. Peculiar, yes.

She's responsible for bringing a child into this world who can never know either of their biological parents or the woman who gave birth to her. And at 68 years old is going to have limited parenting capability. Limited by life expectancy and ability to be actively involved due to her age. Those responsibilities will be farmed out.
I feel for any mother who loses a child but that doesn't justify putting her desires or her son's desires above the wellbeing of a child.
Every element of this contractual process is grotesque and should not have been allowed.

CarPoor · 07/04/2023 13:12

It's not incest but is proper weird.

Surrogacy is not ethical.
Using your dead sons sperms is not ethical
Having a child when you are 68 is not ethical

What on earth is she going to tell the child? Is she going to be mum or grandma?

At least when a man conceives a child at that age the child will have a younger mother. So their father may die but they will have one parent. This child won't have anyone, their parent is already dead before they were even conceived

Deadringer · 07/04/2023 13:14

No. But commissioning a baby in these circumstances is abhorrent imo.

Tessabelle74 · 07/04/2023 13:45

No! She didn't have sex with her child 🙄

TheVanguardSix · 07/04/2023 13:50

Technically, she’s raising her deceased son’s child/her grandchild (it’s not her egg, not her pregnancy). I’m not in the mood to argue the ethics of this. I don’t do battle over grieving parents’ routes back to happiness. Hope it all works out for the child, who is here now and has a life to live.

Redebs · 09/04/2023 10:11

I'm glad to hear it isn't her egg at least. Some of these wealthy people have been freezing their eggs for decades.

Taking a baby away from its mother is abhorrent. Fourth trimester and all.

thegrain · 09/04/2023 10:13

It sounds messy but no not incest

Tomkirkman · 09/04/2023 10:18

Skodacool · 06/04/2023 13:58

I don’t think the report made that clear 🙄

Aside from the fact that she is 68, why would a clinic fertilise a mothers egg, with her sons sperm risking the health of the child.

I think it’s obvious it not her egg.

I don’t like surrogacy. However, I don’t think this is incest.

Tomkirkman · 09/04/2023 10:19

CarPoor · 07/04/2023 13:12

It's not incest but is proper weird.

Surrogacy is not ethical.
Using your dead sons sperms is not ethical
Having a child when you are 68 is not ethical

What on earth is she going to tell the child? Is she going to be mum or grandma?

At least when a man conceives a child at that age the child will have a younger mother. So their father may die but they will have one parent. This child won't have anyone, their parent is already dead before they were even conceived

This!

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