Single Tampa man uses surrogate to become a father

TAMPA --
If you are a single man and waiting to have children, there are few options.
You could adopt or, with modern technology, you could find a surrogate mother. That's what a Tampa man did and he says it is the best decision he has ever made.
Single father Stafanos August has his hands full with not one, but two babies. His twins Nicholas and Alexandria are four months old.
"I met an attorney down here and thought about adoption and she opened up the world of surrogacy for me," August said. "Since I was like 10 years old I always wanted to be a dad, and so I decided to do it."
While raising infant twins alone is rarely easy, August says it is everything he expected and more.
"(I) burp one, put the next one down, so I need to be 10 steps ahead of them for sure," said August, who was able to choose his donor and the woman who would carry his baby



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Single man's unconventional path to fatherhood

Louis DeFilippi always wanted to be a father.
In his 50s, recently divorced and with no serious relationships on the horizon, the Palatine man decided that if he was ever going to have a child, he had to take charge of the situation. He started working with a reproductive endocrinologist, pored over a dozen profiles of egg donors and interviewed a few potential surrogates who might carry the baby to term, all in a quest to be a dad



"I always wanted that family continuity," said the now 64-year-old, while his 7-year-old daughter, Anna, did somersaults in the living room, enjoying the first heady days of summer vacation. "It was the best decision I ever made."
Although surrogacy and fertility treatments are becoming increasingly common for single women and gay couples, a single man pushing the frontiers of fertility is still extremely rare, said experts. Advanced reproductive technologies have put fertility within reach of individuals who never before had such choices. But ethical questions remain about whether access should be granted to anyone, regardless of age, who can come up with the hefty fee.

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Supreme Court strikes down DOMA; rules it interferes with states, ‘dignity’ of same-sex marriages

The Supreme Court has struck down a federal law barring the recognition of same-sex marriage in a split decision, ruling that the law violates the rights of gays and lesbians and intrudes into states' rights to define and regulate marriage. The court also dismissed a challenge to California's gay marriage ban, ruling that supporters of the ban did not have the legal standing, or right, to appeal a lower court's decision striking down Proposition 8.

Justice Anthony Kennedy, the court's conservative-leaning swing vote with a legal history of supporting gay rights, joined his liberal colleagues in the decision, which will dramatically expand the rights of married gay couples in the country to access more than 1,000 federal benefits and responsibilities of marriage previously denied them.

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Same sex couple news - Crowd awaits Supreme Court's gay marriage decision

WASHINGTON -- A crowd thronged to the plaza of the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday to await two major gay marriage decisions.
Most of the crowd that spilled across the sidewalk in front of the court were gay marriage supporters. One person held a rainbow flag and another wore a rainbow shawl, and a number of people carried signs with messages including "2 moms make a right" and "'I Do' Support Marriage Equality." Others wore T-shirts including "Legalize gay" and "It's time for marriage equality." At several points the crowd began a call and response: "What do we want? Equality. When do we want it? Now." Read more...

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Australian Christian Lobby shocker: 'Gay sex could be taught in schools'

THE Australian Christian lobby has issued a bizarre statement arguing that same sex marriage could lead to a new "stolen generation", and would inevitably lead to children being taught the mechanics of homosexual sex in school sex education classes.
In a rambling statement, the Lobby's managing director Lyle Shelton said Kevin Rudd's overnight change-of-mind ignored the consequence of "robbing children of their biological identity through same-sex surrogacy and other assisted reproductive technologies".

"Marriage is not just an affectionate relationship between two people regardless of gender," Mr Shelton said. "Marriage has always been about providing stability and biological identity for children wherever possible.

"What Mr Rudd has not considered is whether or not it is right for children to be taken through technology from their biological parent so that 'married' same-sex couples can fulfil their desires."



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LOS ANGELES — Salt Lake City: the gay parenting capital of the United States?
Unexpected as it may sound, a new study finds that the Utah capital and its outskirts have the nation's highest percentage of gay or lesbian couples raising children.
Among couples of the same sex in the Salt Lake City area, more than 1 in 4 are rearing children, the analysis of census data reveals.
That fact may seem at odds with perceptions that San Francisco and New York are the centers of gay and lesbian life. Pop culture depicts gays and lesbians turning to adoption, sperm banks or surrogacy to form families in decidedly liberal cities such as Los Angeles.
But the reality for gay parents can be very different, said Gary J. Gates, the researcher behind the new estimates from the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law.

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