As an egg donor in an HTDM treatment, you can play a unique and essential role in helping others fulfil their wish to have a child. HTDM stands for high-tech surrogacy (hoogtechnologisch draagmoederschap), a method in which a surrogate carries an embryo that is not genetically related to her. Read more on the HTDM page.
Within a lesbian relationship, it is possible to have a child together in a special way through a method such as IRD or ROPA. One partner donates her eggs, while the other partner carries the pregnancy. This way, you are both physically and emotionally connected to your baby. Read more on the IVF / ROPA page
High-tech surrogacy is an advanced medical procedure in which a surrogate carries an embryo that is not genetically related to her. This is also possible with a donor egg.
During this treatment, an egg from one partner is fertilised through IVF and then transferred as an embryo to the uterus of the other partner. Discover how it works.
