[dmz]

I am not a supporter of IVF - for the reasons exposed in the article. Life suspended in a petri dish for whatever reason, is inhumane.

When science perverts the gift of life, it ends in death.

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Missing from your analysis is a glance at the children born as a result of this procedure.

What say you to them? You should never have been born in the first place? Those children are not a perversion of life, they are life itself.

JMO.

[sodpoodle]

Unfortunately, IVF is inherently unnatural and physicians performing this procedure take multiple embryos *just in case*. While the initial purpose was well intentioned - the article demonstrates how we let experiments run amok.

Octomom comes to mind.

[Hegewisch Dupa]

amen on the children. The gift of life, regardless of science perverting it or not, inevitably ends in death - except of course for the soul. The only way the other poster’s statement makes sense is if their is a belief that science can somehow grow soulless children.

[NYer]

Missing from your analysis is a glance at the children born as a result of this procedure.

What say you to them? You should never have been born in the first place? Those children are not a perversion of life, they are life itself.

You tell them the truth! They were conceived out of desire and love .... period. The important thing is to eliminate this method of reproduction. It is selfish in that it fulfills the gratification of those who want their own children while providing no thought to the child itself. Only recently, I posted a thread detailing the fact that children conceived in a petri dish are exposed to more oxygen than those in the womb. As a result, they are at great risk of certain diseases.