Sperm Donor Nightmare: 15 Children Hid Their Illness from Their Mothers! No Genetics And No Treatment Children Now…
James MacDougall, a 37-year-old sperm donor who hides his genetic condition that causes low IQ, is giving the mother of his 15 children a nightmare. James MacDougall turned the lives of both mothers and children upside down by donating sperm from his social media account despite knowing about his incurable genetic disorder.
James MacDougall, a father of 15 lesbian women through private donations, wanted to contact his children even though he had signed an agreement that he would not contact children when donating sperm. When the children’s mothers did not agree, MacDougall’s case was revealed during the judicial process.
CAUSES LOW IQ THERE IS NO TREATMENT AND MOREOVER GENETICS
According to the news in Dailymail; James MacDougall, a 37-year-old sperm donor, did not tell expectant mothers that he had an incurable inherited condition that leads to low IQ. The genetic disorder, called Fragile X syndrome in medical parlance, is passed from parents to children. In a country where those with genetic conditions cannot be sperm donors, young mothers who learn about the illness of James MacDougall, who donates sperm through his own social media account, are experiencing a nightmare. Mothers of 15 children who suspected that their own children also had Fragile X syndrome had tests done at diagnostic centers.
SIGNED A CONTRACT THAT SHE WILL NOT CONTACT CHILDREN WHILE DONATING SPERM
James MacDougall, a sperm donor who suffers from Fragile X syndrome but offers services through social media by hiding it, has signed a contract with expectant mothers that she will not contact her children. James MacDougall, who did not keep his promise, contacted the mother of 4 children. James MacDougall, who wanted to communicate with his other children, began to disturb the children’s mother.
WANTED TO COMMUNICATE WITH CHILDREN SAYING IT WAS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARENTS
James MacDougall, despite knowing that he suffered from Fragile X syndrome, wanted to hide it and establish a relationship with his children through sperm donation as a parental responsibility.
James MacDougall’s inherited genetic condition leads to low IQ and developmental delay, and cannot be cured. James MacDougall, who went to the family court despite his condition, said that he did not want to communicate with some of his children but wanted to take care of others.
COURT: CAN HARM HER CHILDREN
The court initially changed its decision after examining James MacDougall’s personality structure, which he had allowed to meet with his children.
The family court ruled that James MacDougall had the potential to harm children and therefore the children should not have parental responsibility.
UNEXPECTED ACTION FROM FAMILY COURT
Family court judges who banned contact with their children ruled that James MacDougall would no longer be used by other women as a sperm donor. The court panel also decided to close the social media accounts of James MacDougall in order not to be selected as a sperm donor, making an unusual move.
