In Episode 39, Nick chats with Victoria from the state of Connecticut about her journey being affected by and fighting against fertility fraud in the United States. Dealing with some of the more unfortunate consequences of unethical medical practices conducted by her parents' doctor, Victoria's story is highlighted by her bravely calling out the fertility industry and those who are responsible for its (lack of) legislation.

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In Episode 38, Nick speaks with a double donor-conceived person named Jacob who lives in the state of Washington. Though his raised-parents informed him as a child that he's donor-concevied, answers haven't come easy beyond that, as both donors' identities remain a mystery to this day.

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In Episode 37, Nick speaks with a young woman named Fen from southern Australia. Having been raised by a single mother by choice, there wasn't much shock in the finding out she's a donor-conceived person, but rather the more recent awareness of just how many siblings she might be connected to.

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