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Upon re-reading this, I've seen several misstatements and out and out untruths. Someone needs to go back and do some serious research (like actually talking to IVF patients and doctors, etc.) before making statements like these and presenting them as FACTS, when they aren't.

they are beautiful babies...Where are the others you created? Do you know where the "embryos" come from when they do gross and frankenstein like embryoic stem cell research? Comes from the "disposable" embryos/the other beautiful babies who are "discarded".

The forgotten embryo: Fertility clinics must store or destroy the surplus

Babies are never problems, they are gifts. Rather, it is the procedure used to produce the baby that is the problem. Think of it: your children that were lucky enough to be born and to see the light of day were conceived in a Petri Dish! Where are the others that were made in the Petri dish now? And in case you are wondering: yes, God did give them a soul in the Petri dish. God's creative love is not limited by human immorality (the immorality of the doctors and couples who create many babies, grow one or two of the good embryos and "discarding" or throwing out the others like they were trash) God just wishes that we would do it His way. In God's plan no human being should ever be created in a laboratory. He has given us the perfect environment in which to come into being; namely, marriage. The couples' cooperation in God's creative act is called "pro-creation" as if to emphasize that the one Creator has allowed human beings to participate in so sublime an act. The institution of marriage itself was intended by Him to be the perfect matrix of life, and all technological intrusion into this sacred space for reasons other than health is a sin.