EPISODE · Nov 29, 2023 · 1H 8M
S5, Ep 9: Laura High, donor conceived advocate
In this episode, we discuss more about…..Advocating for regulations and safety within the sperm donation industry.The dangers of excessively large sibling groups.Practical advice for prospective parents seeking donors.How to support donor-conceived children.Legislative initiatives such as the HR451 fertility fraud legislation.Connect with Laura!Follow her on social media! Instagram | Website | TikTok | Podcast Watch Laura’s TikTok video rating sperm banks Check out the SGC Directory!Email Katie for the password: [email protected] info about coaching and community groups at www.singlegreatestchoice.com/coachingJoin us in El Cuyo, Mexico March 10-15, 2024!www.singlegreatestchoice.com/el-cuyo-2024 👩👧👦The Single Greatest Choice is here to support you in every stage of your SMBC journey through 1:1 coaching, community groups, the SGC Village membership community, and retreats and SMBC family trips. Reach out to Katie over at [email protected]
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I’m so excited to introduce you to my latest guest, Laura High, a vibrant New York actor, comedian, host of the InsemiNation podcast and a passionate advocate for donor-conceived rights. Laura's TikTok presence as "your donor-conceived person of TikTok" has made waves, drawing attention to the critical issues within the sperm donation industry. Laura shares her deeply personal journey, shedding light on the challenges of being donor-conceived. From the shocking discovery of her genetic heritage to uncovering over 50 siblings, her story unravels the complexities and emotional impact of the donor conception process. She aims to highlight the need for stricter regulations in an industry plagued by minimal resources, emphasizing the importance of safety and common-sense guidelines for parents and donors alike.
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