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Nikky-Guninder K. Singh, Colby's Crawford Family Professor of Religion, was academic leader for a recent scholars' tour, "Bangladesh and India: Beyond Caste and Poverty," part of the Among Women tour series. She spoke with Colby about the Among Women tours and her group's experiences in South Asia.
Nikky Singh, Colby's Crawford Family Professor of Religion and a Wellesley alumna, with students following her return from a tour of India on which she led other alumnae from the Seven Sister colleges. The international program encourages empowerment of women and solutions to global problems.
Nikky Singh, Colby's Crawford Family Professor of Religion and a Wellesley alumna, with students following her return from a tour of India on which she led other alumnae from the Seven Sister colleges. The international program encourages empowerment of women and solutions to global problems.
What is Among Women, and how did you become involved?
Among Women is an international dialogue that developed out of the Seven Sister colleges: Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar, and Wellesley. Betsy Byrd at Smith College had this vision that if women from different parts of the world got together, just sat around a table, you could think together and bring a change in the world. The Among Women program started two or three years ago, and this latest tour to India and Bangladesh was the third; the first was to Jordan and the second to South Africa. I became involved because I graduated from Wellesley, the host of the program this year. I acted as the academic leader for the tour, organizing the combination of visiting the country with discussions with women in leadership positions in politics, economics, education, the arts. We were a group of thirty-four women—graduates from these Seven Sister colleges, from twenty-five to eighty years old—getting together to see another part of the world and learn how we might help make a difference there.
You grew up in India? How has the country changed since you left to pursue your education in the U.S.?
I did grow up in India, in a tiny area there. We were so disconnected from everything. Coming to the United States for college was like bringing in a whole new world. Now every place has the Internet and e-mail and cell phones. It changed so fast and has really brought the world so close. Globalism is a reality and it's changing that part of the world so quickly.
How is the Among Women program working to make the world a more globalized society?
These were women meeting women and thinking together how we can learn from one another, creating conversations across the world. One of our first meetings was with a Smith alum who had returned to India after another Among Women tour and is now starting a university [the Asian University for Women], the first of its kind for women, just women. It's bringing women from all different parts of the world—Israel, Palestine, Cambodia, Pakistan—... together so they can be educated and learn to live with one another. It's really wonderful. They're learning science, too. We are becoming a global society, and that part of the world is changing drastically, so to make sure these women know about computers and science as well as giving them ethical, moral values is important so that they can become good leaders in the future.
What other type of work does the Among Women program promote?
We are making interactions and relationships to make a difference. We all returned to our own homes and universities with our memories and stories from the tour, and we're taking what we've seen there and incorporating it here. Our group learned about the situations women face every day over there, and now we're learning how we can help from here. We visited a sort of home for acid-burn victims, still a traditional punishment, and our group is now working to bring a victim of acid violence to the United States and help them go to college here.
Why is the program so important?
It inspires us. We sometimes think it's only big things that one could or should do, but even the small things help, especially when you come back and continue to converse with one another. The memories, the experiences we made through the tour are very important. I think it was one of the feminist scholars who coined "the future of memory." It's all about women making memories and experiences together and building our own stronger future.
Why women?
If you want global stability, you need women. I witnessed on the tour that idea becoming a reality. Women getting involved, becoming a part of the globalizing world. Talking, sharing, learning, and making the world stable, better. You see history; you see the results of promoting and including women. Women from all over the world are coming together, exchanging ideas, and inspiring one another. It's really dynamic.
Will you stay connected with the Among Women program and particularly with this group of 34 women?
Absolutely! We're constantly e-mailing. We're all really together. There's a whole pool of photographs, thousands, and we relive every moment we had there. We are all sharing how we're working now, too. If anyone reads a good book or sees a good movie or has thoughts about the project, we e-mail. It's been really wonderful.
How have you incorporated your experience in your work at Colby this spring?
The tour changed me so much. It really opened my eyes. I teach a course on South Asian women writers, and I talk about authors and film directors who've made films about the slums in Mumbai or the red light district there. Going to see that had a profound impression on me. To hear the women there tell their stories, firsthand. It was so sad to hear how they've lost their womanhood; they've lost their lives. But there's hope, too. They are fighting for a better life, and there are groups like the Among Women tours going and learning from and about these women, learning how to help. That's what I'm bringing back to my classrooms. The hope. You can read about women in these slums, in the red light district, about how they've lost their identity, but to go and see how people are changing and the hope and the smiles that exist, it's really reassuring. You see the worst, but also the best.
Would you suggest your students travel in order to have these firsthand experiences?
Yes, I would definitely suggest that my students go to India and really meet women there. Go experience that. No matter what you hear or read or learn, you'll see something different, you'll experience it differently. In our own world, everything is so familiar, and we really take what we know for granted. Unless we encounter the unfamiliar we really don't even think about our own lives. I mean, I grew up there, but it's only through going elsewhere, coming here to study and then returning with the tour, that we learn, make memories, and keep those alive in order to learn more.


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|An award that requires the completion of at least two academic years of college-level work or the equivalent in an academic or occupationally specific field of study, and which meets institutional standards for otherwise satisfying the requirements for this degree level.
|Literally means "not at the same time." An asynchronous course is one in which the instruction is delivered at one time and the work can be done at a different time. In asynchronous classes, students and teachers use e-mail, listservs or other technologies which allow them to communicate without having to be in the same place at the same time.
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|The rate of data transmission based on the number of signal elements or symbols transmitted per second. Today most digital signals are characterized in bits per second.
|Software that allows you to "surf" the Internet. Netscape, Mosaic, and Internet Explorer are examples of Web browsers. A browser provides an easy-to-use interface for accessing the information on the World Wide Web.
|A list of all courses, typically including course title, course number, description, prerequisite(s), and other requirements for the course. Catalogs may also contain other information pertinent to courses (programs related to courses, information about the institutions that provide the courses, etc.) The searchable schedule of classes enables users to search for courses by a variety of descriptors: e.g., subject area of course, level of course (undergraduate/graduate-level), delivery mode (web, iLinc, VTEL), etc.
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A worldwide network of computer networks. It is an interconnection of large and small networks around the globe. The Internet began in 1962 as a computer network for the U.S. military and over time has grown into a global communication tool of many thousands of computer networks that share a common addressing scheme. Unlike online services, which are centrally controlled, the Internet is decentralized by design. Each Internet computer, called a host, is independent. Its operators can choose which Internet services to use and which local services to make available to the global Internet community. Remarkably, this anarchy by design works exceedingly well. There are a variety of ways to access the Internet. Most online services, such as America Online, offer access to some Internet services. It is also possible to gain access through a commercial Internet Service Provider (ISP).
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Short for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, a specification for formatting non-ASCII messages so that they can be sent over the Internet. Many e-mail clients now support MIME, which enables them to send and receive graphics, audio, and video files via the Internet mail system. In addition, MIME supports messages in character sets other than ASCII. There are many predefined MIME types, such as GIF graphics files and PostScript files. It is also possible to define your own MIME types. In addition to e-mail applications, Web browsers also support various MIME types. This enables the browser to display or output files that are not in HTML format. MIME was defined in 1992 by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). A new version, called S/MIME, supports encrypted messages.
Another term for display screen. The term monitor, however, usually refers to the entire box, whereas display screen can mean just the screen. In addition, the term monitor often implies graphics capabilities.
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The resolution of a monitor indicates how densely packed the pixels are. In general, the more pixels (often expressed in dots per inch), the sharper the image. Most modern monitors can display 1024 by 768 pixels, the SVGA standard. Some high-end models can display 1280 by 1024, or even 1600 by 1200. Another common way of classifying monitors is in terms of the type of signal they accept: analog or digital. Nearly all modern monitors accept analog signals, which is required by the VGA, SVGA, 8514/A, and other high-resolution color standards. A few monitors are fixed frequency, which means that they accept input at only one frequency. Most monitors, however, are multiscanning, which means that they automatically adjust themselves to the frequency of the signals being sent to it. This means that they can display images at different resolutions, depending on the data being sent to them by the video adapters.
Non-credit Course
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The most important program that runs on a computer. Every general-purpose computer must have an operating system to run other programs. Operating systems perform basic tasks, such as recognizing input from the keyboard, sending output to the display screen, keeping track of files and directories on the disk, and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers.
PC-Based videoconferencing
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Pronounced ramm, acronym for random access memory, a type of computer memory that can be accessed randomly; that is, any byte of memory can be accessed without touching the preceding bytes. RAM is the most common type of memory found in computers and other devices, such as printers.
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|Person responsible for collecting and maintaining student academic records at a college or university.
Room-based videoconferencing
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Self-Paced Course
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|An academic period lasting between 15-18 weeks during the academic year. Fall semester is August through December. Spring semester is January through May. There are three Summer sessions which are either 5 weeks or 8 weeks long.
sound card
An expansion board that enables a computer to manipulate and output sounds. Sound cards are necessary for nearly all CD-ROMs and have become commonplace on modern personal computers. Sound cards enable the computer to output sound through speakers connected to the board, to record sound input from a microphone connected to the computer, and manipulate sound stored on a disk. Nearly all sound cards support MIDI, a standard for representing music electronically. In addition, most sound cards are Sound Blaster-compatible, which means that they can process commands written for a Sound Blaster card, the de facto standard for PC sound. Sound cards use two basic methods to translate digital data into analog sounds: FM Synthesis mimics different musical instruments according to built-in formulas. Wavetable Synthesis relies on recordings of actual instruments to produce sound. Wavetable synthesis produces more accurate sound, but is also more expensive.
|A document provided by the instructor of a course that explains the course material, what students are expected to do, and how students will be graded/evaluated. A syllabus may be printed or Web-based.
|A type of two-way communication with virtually no time delay, allowing participants to respond in real time.
A pointing device. Essentially, a trackball is a mouse lying on its back. To move the pointer, you rotate the ball with your thumb, your fingers, or the palm of your hand. There are usually one to three buttons next to the ball, which you use just like mouse buttons. The advantage of trackballs over mice is that the trackball is stationary so it does not require much space to use it. In addition, you can place a trackball on any type of surface, including your lap. For both these reasons, trackballs are popular pointing devices for portable computers.
|Amount of money charged to students for instructional services. Tuition may be charged on a per term, per course, or per-credit basis. The Bursar's Office handles all tuition and other payments.
Undergraduate Student
|A student who is taking courses toward an Associate of Arts or Bachelor's Degree.
|Videoconferencing is a traditional distance learning system where you see class materials, your instructor, and fellow students and you speak to your instructor and fellow students from a microphone at your seat. It is a synchronous system so classes are scheduled at a specific day and time. Kent State currently delivers to/from all 8 Kent campuses as well as several campuses outside of the Kent State University system.
|VTEL is an acronym used to describe a type of room-based videoconferencing. This technology is no longer used at Kent State University. We are now using Polycom equipment which is an IP based system.
World Wide Web (WWW or Web)
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"It will be windy after they move through because a cold front is going to be pushing through as well, but with that line of thunderstorms we are expecting some damaging straight-line winds and isolated tornadoes," Gleason said.
The National Weather Service said winds as strong as 60 mph, heavy rains and isolated tornadoes were possible into the afternoon hours before the system exits the state into Georgia. Strong winds are the main threat facing central Alabama, forecasters said, but isolated tornadoes also are possible.
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Because the severe weather isn't expected to enter the Anniston area until 9 a.m., the county's schools will be bussing students on a normal schedule Wednesday morning, said Mike Fincher, Calhoun County Schools' director of safety and security.
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Not so spicy – The ambiance is great, the service was excellent, and I really enjoyed the Margaritas. However, the food is very bland. I went in expecting some good spicy Mexican, and walked out very disappointed. However, if you're someone that really doesn't like spicy food, this may do it for you.
Great restaurant - the wait is worth the bite – We went Saturday night - FANTASTIC! The atmosphere was excellent. The food was tremdous. We go out at least one night a week with friends ... this is a keeper (we will be back). If you want Taco's go to Taco Bell. If you want cheap and a lot of "stuff" on your plate - try Chili's. This was an experience, the dishes were artful and different but authentic. The draw back is the wait, but it was worth it. The waiter was fun and knew his food. I recommend the scalops ... Wow !!!
Nice Atmosphere, but .... – Stopped in for a bite and was not impressed. The food was good, but the prices were a bit high for what you got. The interior is worth a look, but it is not going to be a place I visit again.
Just not impressed – Been there 2 times, lunch service is slow, food wasn't all that good, and for lunch I thought the portions were small and prices a little to high.
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Minding Our Elders: Father thrown into dementia following surgeryDEAR CAROL: I found your name while doing an Internet search following my father's surgery. He is 79-years-old and because of a painful back problem, he agreed to have surgery. That was a month ago. Since the surgery he's been in full-blown dementia.
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DEAR CAROL: I found your name while doing an Internet search following my father's surgery. He is 79-years-old and because of a painful back problem, he agreed to have surgery. That was a month ago. Since the surgery he's been in full-blown dementia. He showed no sign of dementia before the surgery. No one in my acquaintance has heard of such a thing. When I ask people who work with seniors, they just act as though it's no big deal. It's extremely painful for the family to see that he's no longer aware of reality. Thank you for educating people about this. – Mary Beth
DEAR MARY BETH: It's with deep sorrow and understanding that I read about your family tragedy. I'm glad I could help at least validate your pain. I write about my dad's post-surgery dementia because I want people who go through this type of experience to know that they aren't alone.
As you likely know from reading my articles, my dad went into surgery to correct some ill effects resulting from a World War II brain injury. Scar tissue had built up in his brain and fluid was damming up behind the scarring. This fluid would eventually cause brain damage that could lead to dementia.
Dad's physician said that a surgeon would place a shunt in Dad's brain which would harmlessly pump the fluid into his abdominal cavity, thus preventing brain damage. This type of surgery is fairly common and considered safe. However, much as with your father, Dad came out of surgery with what you vividly describe as "full-blown" dementia.
Scientists are now collecting data on dementia following surgery. What are they finding? That it's not as rare as once thought. Some of this research has concluded that anesthetics may be to blame. The experience of hospitalization, itself, is also being examined as one stressor that may push an elder over the line into severe dementia.
I can identify and have intense sympathy for you with regard to how the professionals have responded, as well. We had a similar experience. The physicians wouldn't admit that Dad was any different after surgery than before, even though they prescribed a powerful antipsychotic for him following surgery, which he didn't previously need.
We knew Dad's tragic situation was likely no one's fault. We just wanted some validation from the medical team. If someone had said "I'm so sorry that it turned out his way, but sometimes, despite our best efforts, things go wrong," it would have helped a great deal. I'm happy to say that some states now have implemented laws that allow doctors to acknowledge and show compassion about a "poor outcome," without the risk of a lawsuit. Maybe those laws will free up truly compassionate doctors to be honest without fear.
Surgery is sometimes necessary, even for elders. However, we need to encourage people to talk over every detail with the physician before making the decision to operate under general anesthesia. Again, Mary Beth, my heart goes out to you and your family.
Carol Bradley Bursack is the author of a support book on caregiving and runs a website supporting caregivers at www.mindingourelders.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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Existing home sales continued to climb locally in October, while median sales price drops to below $250,000by Kim Miller
Florida's existing home and condo sales jumped again in October, following what has become a trend of higher closings but lower prices.
In Palm Beach County, existing single-family home sales rose 36 percent, while the median price of an existing home fell to $243,900 _ an 8 percent drop from October 2008.
Treasure Coast sales jumped 46 percent since October last year, with prices of existing homes falling to $110,400 from $134,600.
The numbers, released by Florida Realtors this morning, are in conjunction with a National Association of Realtors report with similar findings.
Nationally, sales of single-family, townhomes and condominiums grew 10 percent in October, compared to the same time last year. Sales activity, according to the report, is at its highest pace since February 2007.
"Many buyers have been rushing to beat the deadline for the first-time buyer tax credit that was scheduled to expire at the end of this month, and similarly robust sales may be occurring in November," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the national group. "With such a sale spike, a measurable decline should be anticipated in December and early next year before another surge in spring and early summer."
Florida's median sale price for an existing home was $140,300 in October, down 17 percent from October 2008.


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Fair Work Australia has begun court proceedings against federal MP Craig Thomson over his alleged use of union credit cards to pay for prostitutes.
The national industrial umpire today lodged its claims against the former Labor MP turned independent in the Federal Court.
Mr Thomson faces civil action over a range of offences. As well as the unauthorised use of union credit cards to pay for prostitutes, the claim covers cash advances totalling more than $102,337.45.
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FWA is seeking to fine Mr Thomson for these alleged misdeamenours and others, and the repayment of the funds.
The statement of claim lists various escort services Fair Work Australia alleges Mr Thomson used, including Young Blondes, Melbourne's Boardroom Escort Agency, and a brothel called Tiffany's.
Fair Work Australia general manager Bernadette O'Neill said the claims were based largely on the findings of an extensive investigation completed by the industrial agency.
But it also included several additional allegations in relation to the alleged misuse of union money.
The claim includes 37 alleged breaches of rules for officers of registered organisations such as unions, and 25 alleged breaches of the rules of the Health Services Union, which Mr Thomson was headed.
''I have not taken this action lightly,'' Ms O'Neill said. ''I am satisfied that it is in the public interest to pursue the allegations in the documents filed in the Federal Court today and consider that there is a reasonable prospect of success.''
Mr Thomson is facing huge fines and having to pay back more than $100,000.
The proceedings have been filed in the Victorian Federal Court, and follow similar proceedings beginning against the HSU and three former officers of its Victoria Number One branch.
Ms O'Neill also said she would launch proceedings against the national office of the HSU, and was considering proceedings against other people named during Fair Work Australia's investigation.
The proceedings against Mr Thomson will begin in the Federal Court in December.
In a statement this afternoon, Mr Thomson said he has always maintained his innocence and would continue to do so.
''Clearly Fair Work Australia has felt pressured into responding this way given the political process which it is part of,'' he said.
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When should a doctor say "you just can't have a baby"?
Overnight news broke Swedish doctors have made a startling breakthrough in fertility treatment, by transplanting the functioning wombs of two women into their own adult daughters.
They'll now give the new uteruses a year to settle in before trying for pregnancies with IVF. It's an incredible medical development, that will give some infertile women hope they will one day become biological mothers.
The clinical director of women's health at Westmead Hospital in Sydney Dr Andrew Pesce told ABC radio this morning: "It's obviously emotionally a much more powerful and strong bond and experience if the woman carries the baby herself. I think it's not possible to anticipate yet that such women could give birth naturally."
"But if they were able to carry a fertilised egg, probably implanted via IVF (In-Vitro Fertilisation), and have the baby delivered by caesarean section, that would still be a tremendous advance for those women."
"I fundamentally think that it will be possible and when we do see that happening it will be a major advance for this unfortunate group of women."
It's not new that people are willing to go to great lengths and expense to become parents.
As a parent who for quite some time faced the very real prospect of never having children, and was lucky enough to conceive thanks to talented doctors and scientists, I'd be loath to ever tell someone to just give up.
But there has to come a point, surely, where people don't have to give up hope as such, but perhaps change what they hope for.
How far should we as a society be prepared to go to give women the chance to carry their own babies?
One fertility specialist I dealt with told me a colleague was about to put a woman through her 23rd round of IVF. She was well into her 40s and the chance of success was so tiny as to be negligible.
I would argue, and most doctors would probably agree, that this woman needed counseling, not hormone injections.
The two Swedish women who have undergone surgery now have a year to prepare themselves for the possibility of disappointment.
One of them had lost her uterus to cancer, another was born without one.
That biological motherhood is even an option for them is amazing really. Their drive to get pregnant, as opposed to adopting one of millions of parentless children or finding other ways to be fulfilled, must be overwhelming.
That it even crossed their minds to ask their mothers to donate the very wombs from which they came is evidence of that drive.
They are not to be judged here. But there's a legitimate debate to be had about what people can expect, and what hope the medical community should offer.
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SAm says:
I cant really judge anyone wanting to be parents, we were incredibly fortunate to be able to do the whole thing naturally and love every minute with my kids. I see your point Tory, but I feel that if the technology is there, then go for it, if you can afford it. But dont have false expectations, thats the main thing to remember.
And adoption shouldnt be so hard. Plenty of kids need parents and theres plenty of parents wanting to do it, but the red tape is rediculous
iMitchy says:
I have some pretty strong opinions on this subject - and they all come down to my belief that "7 billion is plenty".
I think it's great that the woman born without a uterus gets a chance. The woman who lost her womb falls into the following qualifier.
I believe that fertility treatment should be restricted to women that have never had a child.
While we are touching on the subject though, I also believe that countries with over 100 million people should have a two child policy, and countries with less than 100 million a four child policy.
(And by "child" I mean "successful full term pregnancy resulting in a living child/children" - as a parent who got twins on what we agreed would be our second and last child, I understand that things don't always go to plan).
I don't think that it is responsible, as a member of the human race, to have four children and be trying for more. And that "four" is a fair compromise, it's still probably too many IMO.
Tubesteak says:
"But there has to come a point, surely, where people don't have to give up hope as such, but perhaps change what they hope for"
The same thing could be said to heart and lung transplant recipients.
Personally, I would not say such a thing but your suggestion seems similar to this.
scott says:
I am conflicted on this issue.
If a woman cannot fall pregnant naturally, surely that is nature's way of saying that they have undesirable traits and should not be reproducing and further polluting the gene pool.
Look at the animal kingdom, it is survival of the fittest.
tez says:
As woman are willing to pay big dollars for fertility treatment medical reserch will keep discovering new, amazing and expensive ways to produce children.
Jimbo75 says:
Part of the legitimate debate must also be about affordability and efficiency to the taxpayer. The Government provides significant funding for each and every IVF attempt. Similarly hospital and health specialist resources are also taken up.
While having a baby is an emotive issue, if you take that out of it would anyone support the Government spending money on something that has already failed 22 times?
Markus says:
When the parents expect the government, through Medicare, to subsidise their quest to produce an offspring.
Inability to bear children is not fatal or debilitating, or even something that has a negative impact on standard of living, and so is not something that the government should be subsidising through Medicare.
Mind you, the government shouldn't be subsidising those who can (and are) having kids either, but that is another rant altogether.
Virginia says:
I've only recently had to change what I'd hoped for. I'm in my mid 40s and I'd always wanted a child. But life doesn't go according to plan and by the time I met my 2nd longterm partner, I was in my late 30s. Circumstances, and a few failed attempts to conceive, have led me to realise that it's just not on the cards for me. But it's a hard pill to swallow - especially with the media ramming down our throats the daily worship of the mother: super mum, yummy mummy, mumpreneur… And I tend to agree with Scott and iMitchy - the planet is already overcrowded - to the point that, for a Western family to have lots of kids, I think is greatly irresponsible. And who are we to mess with natural selection? Well, we mess with a lot of things don't we? Perhaps my genes simply aren't strong enough to pass on… Sure, medical advances have saved and create a lot of lives, but at what cost long term? The planet only has so much in the way of resources. And there are too many kids with awful parents - what parents might they become? For me, now, I just have to grow comfortable with being childless - and enjoy being a mother to my darling dogs.
Kel says:
I too am conflicted.
I'm a woman and I am confident enough in myself and value life's gifts enough to say, if I couldn't conceive naturally, it's the nature's way of saying "someone else needs you" and adopt. It's that beautiful execution of "unconditional love".
I feel by taking advantage of modern medicine to conceive is an action driven by ones ego and nothing more.
Man has messed with nature time & time again (some more drastic than others) and all we see are negative consequences. It's time people started paying attention to things outside their ego and appreciate the natural things in life that essentially bring true happiness.
"Wants" and "needs" are 2 completely different things. It's time for a shift in attitude. It's time to re-educate.
andrew says:
i can say that from an ethics point of view i support this experiment - the prospective grandmother has no further use for her uterus so unlike donating a kidney there should be no negative side effects for the donor, and as the uterus will be removed from the recipient (hopefully after a completed pregnancy) - no need for long term immunosupression drugs either. Also it is obvious that the mother-to be really wants a baby if she is willing to go to all that trouble to get pregnant.
As i see it the only argument against this is an economical one - given the choice between funding a heart transplant or a uterine transplant obviously i would choose the life saving heart transplant. This is also the case for any IVF treatment though, should taxpayers be funding any of it?? I personally am undecided on that.
stephen says:
Women who don't have kids have more tantrums, and they cry a lot, and I gotta tell yer, if there's anyway they can be mothers, natural, unnatural, preternatural, then they should try for it, and the taxpayer should foot the bill.
ps gals who goochie-goo don't boo-hoo.
Kika says:
It's definitely an emotive issue and likely to drum up all sorts of old fashioned ideas of women not being real women until they've had a child and that they're likely to have all sorts of mental issues if they don't etc etc. I have no idea because it's not really happened to me, but sometimes when women want to have a child nothing will ever stop them from fixating on this until they achieve their goal.
My aunty went 11 years through IVF and countless of cycles. She finally found the right doctor and after 11 years she fell pregnant with twins. We all thought the same - enough is enough - it's not meant to be. But she kept believing and it worked.
As for womb transplants - why not? What if you suffered from horrendous endometriosis and having a transplant would mean you could have a normal period for once…? Who says that someone with a liver transplant is more worthy of this than the woman who wants to have a child?
John says:
Creepy Corey says it's unnatural. Next thing you know, women will want to have dog wombs inserted in them and give birth to puppies.
Stephen says:
Its a pity that the medical industry cannot also develop some way of providing people with the capacity to be better parents.
Mark says:
Having a child is a privilege, not a right. No woman (or man) has a right to have a child.
I'm opposed to taxpayer-funded IVF. Unfortunately, some people, either because of birth defects, medical conditions or lifestyle choices, are just not meant to have children and I am yet to be convinced why taxpayers' money should be used to help them do so.
Ultimately, if some women want to spend thousands of dollars of their own money on IVF, then that is their choice and they should be able to do so. However, if it gets to a point where chances of success are negligible, IVF clinics and general practitioners should have a responsibility to discourage further attempts.
Sickemrex says:
Wasn't the right to have babies covered in Life of Brian? I can see the point about taxpayer subsidies but can't really comment on the emotional side. When we decided to start a family when I was 35, I said if I couldn't conceive, I wouldn't do IVF. Maybe that means I didn't want kids enough? Moot point as it turned out given I was pregnant both times within weeks of stopping contraception. But I really feel for couples who can't.
Vanessa says:
This would be an easy question to pose, if, you as the writer, have two children yourself, despite the fact it took you a while to get there. Try being a completely healthy woman surrounded by pregnant friends or friends with little kids, who has been trying for years with no luck, then tell me you think we should be telling women (and men) to 'change what they hope for'. Easy to say when it doesn't need to apply to you.
Super D says:
If they can transplant a working womb into a woman what's to stop them transplanting one into a man?
Miss Nae says:
It's often "easier"** and cheaper to put yourself through IVF than the adoption process whether local or international. So you can all shut up about those children waiting to be adopted - they don't exist. A significant number of countries will no longer adopt outside of the country.
** Nothing is easy about IVF
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Babel was the code name for a planetoid in neutral space used by United Earth and later the United Federation of Planets as a venue for conferences. Relative to Tellar Prime, it was located on the opposite side of Andorian space. (ENT: "Babel One") Babel was located in the Alpha Quadrant and its location in the Milky Way Galaxy was depicted on a Federation star chart in 2293. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, production art)
The planetoid was planned to host negotiations to settle trade disputes between the Andorians and the Tellarites and mediated by Starfleet on behalf of United Earth in 2154. However, the meeting was postponed due to tensions between the two powers caused by a raiding Romulan scout vessel in the area. (ENT: "Babel One")
In 2268, the Babel Conference was held there to determine Coridan's admission to the Federation. As such it was also the namesake of the Babel Resolutions. (TOS: "Journey to Babel"; TAS: "The Pirates of Orion")
In 2270, the USS Enterprise transported Commodore Robert April and his wife Sarah to Babel, where ambassadors from all Federation worlds had converged to honor April as he had reached his mandatory retirement age. (TAS: "The Counter-Clock Incident")
In 2367, the planetoid appeared on a chart in Captain Benjamin Maxwell's ready room on the USS Phoenix. (TNG: "The Wounded" display graphic)
In an alternate 2366, Babel was marked on a tactical situation monitor showing the fleet deployments in the Federation-Klingon War. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise" display graphic)
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In the "The Explored Galaxy" star chart, Babel was located between the Tholian Assembly and Romulus. Both were identified in DS9: "Call to Arms" as being located in the Alpha Quadrant.
According to Star Trek Maps (page 24 & chart D), Babel was located in the Wolf 424 system. The Babel planetoid had three small moons called Zion, Ba and Ruim. Babel had a diameter of 4,200 km and orbited a red dwarf star.
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (United Federation of Planets I), the single star system was located in the Beta Quadrant. Wolf 424 was a M-class star with a magnitude of +9.
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