May 21, 2012

The end of life as we know it?

I’m OK. Thanks for asking. It’s good to know that my two-week absence from blogging has elicited such caring inquiries from many of you, asking about my well-being. Now I need to be a bit more honest. I’m actually NOT OK. Well, to be more precise, I’m just about as OK as anybody else who [...]

Woman tries to inseminate partner against her will

This bizarre story illustrates how time and time again, turkey basters and alcohol don’t mix.

Georgia politicians react to impose restrictions – Part II

In the previous post, we introduced the setting, describing what’s going on in Georgia. A trio of politicians are pushing for the adoption of new laws governing what people can do with regards to in-vitro fertilization. Today, we’ll begin dissecting the actual meat of this proposed legislation to see if it really is the best [...]

Georgia politicians react to impose restrictions – Part I

The fears of many infertile couples regarding kneejerk government reaction to the octuplets case have now been validated. On February 18, the Georgia senate referred a bill calling for certain restrictions. Here is the official wording. Many thanks to the readers who called this news to my attention. Before we dissect this, I want to [...]