[SoothingDave]

The egg would have died anyway or if fertilized in the womb, probably would have resulted in a miscarriage...so what is your point again?

My wife is going to die sometime anyway, so I might as well push her in front of a bus.

[netmilsmom]

>>My wife is going to die sometime anyway, so I might as well push her in front of a bus.<<

LOL!

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

My wife is going to die sometime anyway, so I might as well push her in front of a bus.

You don't have to push anyone in front of any bus. Flushing unused embryos is not strictly IVF. If you have a problem with the flushing, like I do, then address just that. IVF has nothing to do with the disposal. IVF ends with the implantation of the viable embryo. The remaining ones can be frozen in perpetuity, instead of being flushed, in order to satisfy moral obligations expected of us as a society.

[ravingnutter]

Huge difference smarta**. The egg is not an embryo until it is fertilized and a miscarriage is biological rejection by the body.