I have updated our list of support network coordinators in various cities, to help women find each other at a local level. If there is not a coordinator listed in your area, please offer to be a liaison via Comments or to info @ ChoiceMoms.org and I'll add you to the list.
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Large upcoming event!
I'm sorry for my ongoing absence from updating this website. I'm in the process of a major re-haul that will be great! Also... it's time to announce the large San Francisco area event now in process for the weekend of July 27.
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How Common Is Donor Conception?
A new Thinker wrote to one of the discussion boards with a concern that her eventual child might someday feel like "a freak of nature" as a donor-conceived child.
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Next up: San Francisco Bay Area
We're still working out details, but I'm collaborating with fertility, sperm and LGBTQ partners for a Choice Mom networking weekend -- with fertility, sperm and legal experts, and panel discussions for Thinkers/Tryers and Moms -- in the Bay Area. The most Choice Mom-specific event will be held the afternoon of Saturday, July 27 (NEW DATE: too many conflicts with previous dates). Stay tuned!
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Mikki Morrissette, Founder, Choice Moms ®
(and yes, that's me, the budding homemaker at age six)
