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I would have to agree that the article is very interesting. It's encouraging to see that more and more people nowadays are willing to consider egg donations as a reasonable option. It reminded me how much I like to eat eggs that were cooked on the griddle and I'm talking about chicken eggs, of course. However, the ethical side of egg donation is also a serious issue, but I am not the one to judge.

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Well, I am totally not surprised to see that fertility clinics and Egg-donation agencies are feeling an increase in the number of people who want to use their services, but it was very interesting to read this article and learn lots of information that was new to me.

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