Life is full of unexpected surprises.
For this sentence, Australian little brother Haydn Allbutt must have deep feelings.
The time went back to 1997. That year, Allbutt was a 21-year-old college student. One day, he saw an ad for sperm at a nearby clinic. With just a little bit of cash, Allbutt didn't think much and turned into the clinic's door.
The process was surprisingly simple, well paid, a donation of $25, and no harm to the body. So that year, Allbutt donated about 20 sperm.
He knew that the sperm he donated could be used for scientific research or to help pregnant women who wanted to have children.
At the time, he thought, "I don't have a girlfriend anyway, and it's probably not going to happen, so it's probably the only way to pass on my genes."
Well, when I was young, my thoughts were really childish.
The time went into 2018. Today, Allbutt has become Dr Allbutt, a medical research scientist and a university lecturer.
He donated sperm to help 11 families give birth to 16 children, eight boys and eight girls, the oldest of whom is now 19 and the youngest 5.
"helping others create a complete family is one of the best gifts of life," he said.
But this gift, many families in need are now asking for it.
Because there is too much sperm shortage in Australia.
Australia's laws on "sperm donation" have changed significantly over the past 30 years, such as:
Anonymous donations are no longer allowed
Be subjected to more rigorous psychological and physical tests before donation
Paid donations is prohibited.
It's probably because of these reasons that fewer and fewer people are donating sperm, leading to a severe shortage of sperm in Australia.
Many families who want to have children have been forced to inseminate overseas, and even to social networks to "ask for sperm", which has spawned a "black market for sperm."
Last year, a woman on Sunshine Coast, Hayley Chapman, posted a "sperm begging" post on Facebook and eventually found a donor who got pregnant.
But IVF Australia's Peter Illingworth says there is a big risk of "sperm-seeking" online, one is unsafe, and the other is likely to be a conflict in the future because of the child's ownership.
However, how to solve the problem of sperm deficiency?
For this reason, IVF Australia specially published an advertisement to encourage men gay to donate more sperm. Ad content is also interesting: every hero's body, there are millions of "heroes."
Therefore, since childhood have "hero dream" of the male compatriots, the chance to realize the dream has come!
As long as you are 21-45 years old and healthy, you can donate sperm to help families in need to create new life!
In addition, although the law is a non-reimbursable donation. However, according to the Sperm Donors Australia website, donors will be given a certain amount of compensation for travel expenses, parking fees, possible medical fees and so on, resulting from sperm donation, and the specific amount will vary from person to person.
Male gay who wants to donate sperm can sign up at the following address: https://www.spermdonorsaustralia.com.au/.
First, click on the home page Donate (donation) to enter the registration page, just 3 simple steps to complete the registration.
Step one, fill in some basic information
The second step is whether any vaccines have been registered in the near future, as well as the recent physical condition, and so on.
Finally, fill in your health care information and complete the registration.
Upon completion of the registration, we entered the process of appointment with the doctor-consultation-physical examination-sperm donation-liquid collection.
Ideally, each donor would provide at least 10 samples.
It is also possible to obtain mental and physical compensation based on:
After being accepted and frozen by the agency, $150 per sample
Complete donation and be used at $150 per sample
For example, if you have 10 samples that meet the criteria and are accepted for use, you will receive a compensation of $1500
More work, more gain...
No fees will be incurred throughout the donor process, and all appointments, medical examinations, blood tests and consultation with a doctor will be reimbursed.
Of course, in addition to the extra pay, you will get some other surprises.
For example, the 47-year-old father from the United States, Joe, has three lovely children of his own.
There are also children from more than 150 countries across the United States, Europe and South America.
It all comes from the free sperm donation account Joe created on Facebook nine years ago.
At first, only a few customers contacted Joe. But later, because of Joe's blond, blond features, plus free (customers only have to pay postage), more and more women come to Joe.
The Joe's "record" was most prominent in December 2015. A total of seven baby belonging to Joe arrived at the same time that month.
Joe says there are more than 100 children in nine years, still have a sense of achievement. Sometimes, he will visit them, after all, is also his own children.
After reading the editor, I admire such people as Joe for the benefit of the masses.
However, not everyone can donate sperm. For a man with a bad kidney, gay, we still have these in Tu'ao!
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