Not limited to rich: Remove the 'rich' and your question reads very different: female egg donation for infertile couples- morally wrong? Some are opposed to egg donation for personal morality or religious reasons and i respect their opinions but personally disagree. If you think egg donation is acceptable the financial status of the couple is irrelevant to the ethics. Access to care is better for middle class & above.
Answered 4/18/2014
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Oocyte donation?: This is a great question and is worth exploring from several points of view. My starting point is this, though: if egg donation is morally permissible at all (which most including myself believe) it is no more right-or-wrong based solely on the wealth or status of the recipient couple. The devil, of course, is in the details.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Look within yourself: Only you can judge whether if egg donation is morally wrong. Majority of infertility patients are not rich. There are people like your neighbors who have to save and may actually second mortgage there homes to pay for their treatments. The egg donors are amazing young women who are giving a precious gift.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Oocyte donation: Building a family is a very difficult. For those who get pregnant easily, any alternative choice is reprehensible. Still, many patients have little choice than to use gametes from a donor to parent. Women born with few eggs, had surgery, are older, or have other conditions that prevent them from using their eggs have every right to parent. Some use family members or friends, others use a donor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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