In the fight for identity, we cannot forget our extended family. Many of us whether adopted, fostered, or donor conceived are fighting for identity and missing elements of our lives: documents sealed, destroyed, and information purposely hidden are all things we share in common. Damian and Lindsay, two donor conceived adults, give their takes on being the 99% in the fight for identity and truth. Please read.
I stand with my brothers and sisters for Identity Rights for all.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
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Me too! Thanks for linking - two great blogs.
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy. This recent article about the predicament of donor-conceived people includes several links that I found interesting. I think others may too.
ReplyDeletehttp://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/20/getting-to-know-a-sperm-donor-dad/