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[Shades]

Be aware though that just because they have previously been cleared by a clinic doesn't mean they are now and forever clear of STDs!
In my opinion (and experience) it is much safer medically and legally to go through clinic channels, unless you are very sure you can trust a stranger to get checked out to your satisfaction. It is more expensive to go through a clinic but I found the peace of mind to be worth the extra cost and more.
My clinic Queensland Fertility Group have a branch in Cairns, look them up in the Yellow Pages for more info. They can obtain donor sperm for you as well as handle the insemination procedures.

[miskilla]

Hi everyone.. My name is Rachel and my parner is Tasman, we are from Adelaide and are coming up to our 3rd at home insemination attempt. I really thought it would be easy! I already have a 9year old who was a breeze to conveive. The doctor recently told me I have very low levels of progesterone which is'nt too good. But now he seems to think he took the blood on the wrong day (before I ovulated) so thats why it was low. hmmm!
We have a donor who we have known ages, he is great but lives in Darwin! Alot of travelling indeed. We have another friend who has recently come out of the Navy and is aware of all we have been going through, and has offered to donate to us! Which will mean swimmers on tap basically as he is here in Adelaide. So hopefully we will be able to try in the next month or two now! I am getting a little nervous as most couples I know of have fallen pregnant on their first attempt, lucky much! So fingers crossed this time.

Rach & Tas

[Ms_Fi]

Hi I'm Fiona (33) and my partner is Hope (23). I'm already a mum to 3 from my previous marriage and we're looking to have a baby of our own. We're still in England at the moment (relocating in the next 3 months) so it'll be a year before we start our journey on the IVF rollercoaster.

[D&M]

hello Rach and Tas, welcome also, you will find some great support here, goodluck with ttc