Reply #9: Rock and a hard place. [View All]

[siligut]

They signed a contract to have the embryos destroyed in the event of a divorce. The sticky part is that he put a hold on the implantation before the divorce, while they spent 16 months in counseling. Now that they’ve divorced, the contract becomes legit, not saying it is fair, but that seems to be the crux.

She is 46 and those embryos may be her last chance to mother a child. He says he doesn’t want to be the biological father of her child. What a shitty situation, though I tend toward natural selection in matters like this, I feel a good deal of compassion for the would be mother.