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Old 10-17-2007, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
I didn't see this on Oprah but a local Radio Talk show lit into Alexis Stewart, daughter of Martha Stewart, who appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show to talk about her $28,000 per month efforts to become pregnant. She is going the route of using a sperm donor.

She says she's known for years that she wanted to be a mother…but life got in the way. "I was around 36 [when I decided I wanted a baby]. … It wasn't a good time. I forgot about it," she says. "Then about two years ago, I started to think about it again."

"[We] get distracted because now we have jobs, and now we have other things to do. Medicine seems miraculous—you can do anything you want," she says. "Movie stars have babies late. It seems all possible, but you don't hear the stories of the people who can't have a baby."

Did it ever occur to her to get a man?? Oh no. No mention of a father. Guess she will hire someone to do that part. No need i guess

All of this because Martha Stewart want's grandchildren?" "Desperately," Alexis says.

http://www2.oprah.com/world/health/s..._284_108.jhtml
To answer the question in your subject heading, a baby doesn't need a father if the mother can care for the baby on her own or has her family to help her. Having parents that divorced when I was really young, I would like to think that I turned out OK. I had enough authority figures in my life that I didn't need my father around. As for Alexis Stewart, maybe she feels ready to have a baby now because she's at a point in her life where she can raise a child with the attention it would need. Don't know why she's not trying with a man...maybe it would take too much time and effort to work on a relationship and her biological clock is ticking away, or maybe she's a lesbian, who knows. in any case, she has the financial means to raise a child, it's a matter of whether she's emotionally ready to devote her time.
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