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“It felt like playing God,” says Erika Tabke, “Who’s more worthy? Whose loss is more tragic? Who are any of us to judge each other?”
There are 2 million married couples struggling with infertility in the U.S. On Thursday, thanks to the Sher Fertility Institute, three of them won a shot at a free baby. (read more here on TIME Healthland)
Weigh in, is this exploitation or generosity?
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Institute called upon infertile couples to send in personal and emotionally driven videos
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wsgpoetry answered:
How will this feel “Son, you want to know how you were born? Once there was this contest…” ?
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melalovemaker answered:
What about those who didn’t win? That’s like saying they didn’t suffer enough to have a child.
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peterfeld answered:
it’s as exploitative or generous as any sweepstakes conducted for PR purposes.
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filia-lunaris answered:
I like to think that if you cannot have your own children, it’s the cosmos’ way of saying that you would make a better parent to adopted kids
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