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With Christmas around the corner, there’s almost a guarantee that if you’re not finding it under your own tree, someone you know will likely receive an ancestry DNA test for a gift this year.

We started our fertility journey with an event held at London Women’s Clinic for same-sex couples who are looking to become parents, where we were learnt about the laws for using a UK sperm donor and what treatment options were available to us.

I had always known that children weren’t really going to be on the cards for me. As someone who travelled a lot and enjoyed a carefree lifestyle, having children of my own wouldn’t really be compatible with my schedule.

With the UK’s availability of donors growing every day, and the accessibility of UK sperm donors making it easier for patients undergoing treatment in the same country, the UK has become an excellent option for single women and couples looking to grow their families with the help of donor sperm.

Markus* had never considered donating sperm before. That was, until he was involved in a serious accident that changed his outlook on life and led him to consider the ways in which he could give back to society.