I felt it was my job as his mother, ... I brought him into the world with this set of circumstances and I felt like it was my responsibility then to aid him however he wanted to be aided in his curiosities.
People only sign up if they're willing to be found. We don't want to invade anyone's privacy. We want people who want to match up with each other.
In the next 10 years I see this wave of donor-conceived children cresting at adolescence or young adulthood and I think they're going to start demanding change, ... It's their right as human beings to know their genetic heritage.
It just evolved and I've been running after it ever since because it got bigger than me.
I think we will eventually follow in England's footsteps. Donor insemination is moving in the same direction as adoption did years ago. Family secrets are unhealthy, and disclosure is in the best interest of the child. People have the right to know their genetic history.
