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For years many scientists believed that cloning would never be possible. Until February of 1997, when it was introduced from the biotechnology firm PPL Therapeutics and the Roslin Institute of Edinburgh, Scotland had successfully cloned a Finn Dorset sheep named Dolly. Dolly was born on July 5, 1996. she was named after the country-western singer Dolly Parton. Dolly had the DNA of her source; making her the first mammal successfully cloned using adult cells. Dolly was put to sleep February 14, 2003 after doctors detected lung disease, though she had reached half the life span of a typical sheep. Scientists are now looking to human cloning. Some experts believe that cloning should not even be attempted, and I agree with them. My reason is because think of all the side effects of cloning. Do you really think cloned food is safe for your children to eat?
One of the biggest side effects of cloning is that the technology is still so uncertain. Scientists are still unsure of any genetic mutations that might occur when cloning an animal or even a human. When I refer to cloning I’m discuss all types of cloning from animals to humans. Technology cannot solve everything. When they cloned Dolly, it resulted in the death of many embryos and newborns before they even achieved their success in Dolly. What I mean is that the experiment of Dolly started with 277 fused eggs, of which only 29 became embryos. Then all of the embryos were then transferred to 13 sheep and only 1 became pregnant with Dolly. So even if the human clone survives it’s not guaranteed that it would develop normally or have the same life span as a normal human.
The lost of gene diversity is another side effect of cloning. Gene diversity keeps an entire species from being wiped out by a singular virus if none of them have natural immunities. So this is due to the lack of gene diversity. Gene mutations happen naturally; this is why some people are taller, shorter, or more athletic than others. Basically humans can live on Earth relies on the diversity of genes.
Leading to extinction is another disadvantage of cloning. The reason is if we clone humans then we will all be identical. If everyone has the same type of genes, then this negative effect of cloning would be inbreeding. Since everyone has the same genotype they will continue to reproduce themselves. This will then lead us to our own extinction.
Another side effect of cloning is that there are a lot of ethical considerations and that would cause most people to protest. One of these ethical concerns is that cloning is “Playing God.” When a species begins to tinker with the ways of nature it seals its own fate. Let’s say for example that a child learns he or she was a clone. Cloning is taking the work of God into our own hands, and playing God violates every religion in the book. Ethics can be twisted and warped to your liking if you can find a perfectly fine reason to do so. One thing though is, if we don’t carefully question our actions before we make them, then the consequences could be devastating. Everything has a reason, and only God knows what that is. There is a passage in the Bible that talks directly on the issue of men playing God. From Genesis, when Adam and Eve where thrown out of the Garden of Eden for taking fruit from the tree of knowledge and presuming to obtain God’s wisdom.
Another reason is that it will be very expensive and that money could be used for something useful like saving people’s lives and improving quality of life. It could even be used for food for the needy, homeless shelters, foreign aid, healthcare for those without insurance and especially to the schools.
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I was working for a company recruiting insurance agents to sell something called AIM health insurance which was supposedly backed by a company called American Medical and Life Insurance. The company’s website is http://www.guaranteed-issue-health-insurance.com . the whole thing seemed shady to me so i quit. Now i’m begining to think it was a mistake. Is there any way to verify the legitimacy of this company?
Resolved Question: I have an infertility question. My wife’s FSH tested high 2 years ago but she just had it restested.?
My wife, 33 years old, and myself 38 years old, have been trying to have a child for the last three years and have been told our only option is using an egg donor.
We have been together for 14 years (married 10) and wanted to wait until we were at a good point in our lives to have children. We have fought to be together because my wife is from India and I’m American and her family was not accepting of our relationship for the longest time. We actually hid the fact that we were even dating and that we got married because her family would disown her. They lived in Illinois and we lived in Colorado so it wasn’t real difficult but it had an obvious impact on our marriage. We finally confronted them and had an Indian wedding in 2002, and they’re still unaware of our marriage in 1998.
We waited a while to start a family and after a year of trying, we decided to see if we had any infertility problems. I got check first and my count is high but their morbidity rate is low, so I guess they’re just a little lazy but that wasn’t an issue for the infertility. So my wife is recommended to a fertility clinic in Colorado. Evidently this doctor is supposed to be one of the best fertility doctors in the US. My wife goes in and has some blood tests done and we are told that her FSH is very high. At this time my wife is only 30 years old. She has an ultrasound done and that comes back fine. She goes on what they call a Chlomid challenge and then has labwork done again and her FSH is high again. We’re called in by the fertility doctor and he tells us that he wishes there was better news but the reality is that we’re going to have to use an egg donor.
This devastating news has had an impact on our marriage and my wife became increasingly depressed, which is very understandable. She left me because she felt inadequate and we were separated for nearly a year and a half. I have loved my wife and never once thought any less of her for her not being able to conceive. I married her to spend the rest of my life with her and if we are unable to have children of our own, then so be it. I think adoption is a wonderful thing but it is not for us. Her culture is very judgemental and adopting would just be an issue for everyone involved. It’s hard to understand unless you’ve been entrenched in her culture.
Anyways….My wife and I have been back together and are extremely happy and our marriage is going great. With the news of this person who had the octuplets, it’s got us thinking again about trying to go through a new fertility doctor. After we discussed our misfortunes with some of our friends we’ve found out some disturbing news about this fertility doctor that we saw in Colorado. Evidently a couple of our friends had seen this same guy and were told they couldn’t conceive either but both of them ended up seeing different fertility doctors and were able to conceive with a little help. This doctor in Colorado has a very high success rate but I’m thinking that’s because he only takes on couples in which he knows he can help, and if he can’t help them then he tells them they have to use a donor so that way he can pretty much guarantee a pregnancy and pretty much pad his stats.
My wife had her blood work done recently and the results came back as “day 4 normal”. We actually were considering IVF when we first received the bad news but the doctor in Colorado said it wasn’t an option for us and didn’t even meet with us.
I guess what we’re wanting to know is: with her recent labwork coming back “normal”, does that mean anything encouraging? We currently live in Illinois and were wanting to know if anyone has experienced these same kind of infertility issues and could recommend a fertility doctor in Illinois.
We would love to have a child that is biologically both of us but will consider an egg donor (but they have to be East Indian). Insurance did not cover any fertility issues in Colorado but it is our understanding that Illinois insurance does cover fertility problems so if anyone has any experience with Blue Cross / Blue Shield Illinois insurance and fertility coverage, could you explain what is covered and what the costs are out of pocket if we have to use an egg donor and IVF?
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