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If you are looking for a fertility clinic in or around Pasadena, California, HRC Fertility has an office in Southern California to make fertility treatment as convenient as possible for you. Three fertility doctors diagnose and treat infertility patients at the Pasadena location. Bradford A. Kolb, MD, FACOG; Jeffrey R. Nelson, DO, FACOOG and John Wilcox, MD, FACOG, and their highly skilled staff guide infertility patients through fertility treatment in a caring and compassionate environment to assist them in achieving a successful pregnancy and birth of a healthy baby.
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IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
Keeping in mind the end goal to accomplish pregnancy the sperm needs to join with the egg which discharged from the ovary. Regularly this union is called treatment, happens, with in the falopian tube, which joins the uterus (Womb) to the ovary. In any case, in IVF the union happens in the research facility after egg and sperm have been gathered and refined together to shape a developing life and afterward incipient organisms are exchanged to the uterus to proceed with development.
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"Dr. PADMAJA SURROGACY".......A UNIQUE SURROGACY CENTRE....... the EXCLUSIVITY here @ PFC-HYDERABAD (not at all like numerous other specialist co-ops) is to have the Surrogate Mothers chose among 25 to 35 Yrs age, with demonstrated history of atleast one Healthy Child Birth, completely screened for all diseases, physically, legitimately and mentally fit, directed well about all implications...are to live in the uncommon Accommodation nearby the Hospital, with Nutritious Food as arranged
We, the Team at "Dr.Padmaja Surrogacy, Hyderabad" are ready to serve the couples who have no other choice than to go for an "Outsider Assisted Reproductive Technique" i.e. Surrogacy at long last for different reasons like lady conceived without uterus, lost for any therapeutic reasons like Cancer, or profused wild draining or some other reason, Malformed Uterus fit as a fiddle or size, Myoma, Fibroids, Recurrent Abortions/premature deliveries, disappointment of implantation in various IVF cycles, Cardiac/Renal/Neuro patients, Diabetics, Hypertensives and so on or any single-living men settles on single parenthood, which recently, is permitted in India, may require this sort of game plan.
Dr.Padmaja Divakar has been into the Fertility Medical Service for the last over 15 years, having built up two such foundations by name "Dr.Padmaja Fertility Center" at Navya Nursing Home, Bhongir in rural areas of Hyderabad inside Megacity Limits and the other by same name at Street No. 7, Habsiguda, Hyderabad where at the two spots we give IUI, IVF, ICSI, Surrogacy like premium fruitlessness treatment methods and furthermore unified therapeutic administrations like Laparoscopy, H.S.G, assessment of fruitfulness status in men and ladies, and give appropriate fit and solid promising contributors as well.
The Surrogates are all around directed to comprehend the significance of their task and the greater part of the aggregate Dr Padmaja IVF Cost bundle is spent on them on their Fee, Accommodation, Food and Medications. There has been unimportant number of setbacks like unnatural birth cycles might be around 2% of them might owe to hereditary reasons predominantly however not of surrogate's inadequacy all things considered, since they are picked with all alert and "BY CHOICE" yet not by shot, after a careful screening.
We are presently said to be on the "Highest point of the world" in Surrogacy with around 150 Surrogates in all in the Surrogate Home at Bhongir, out of which 95 or more are continuous pregnancies. We furnish great and all around outfitted Accommodation with all Nutritious Food as needful for pregnant ladies with indoor diversions like Chess, Caroms, Puzzles and so on, aside from the Television where all drama situated projects are just permitted to keep them in great spirits dependably.
We have been in charge in the A.R.T Field and have been making demonstrated high progress rate, as 40% to 60% in IVF – ICSI30% IN IUI, and 80% to 90% in Surrogacy, which might be confirmed or cross checked by the Results as kept up in our " Evidence Based sites www.elawoman.com.
Dr Padmaja Divakar finished MBBS from KMC, Manipal in 1993 and DGO from Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad in 1996. Dr. Padmaja Divakar is a gynecologist and obstetrician in Hyderabad. She has an enthusiasm for this Fertility Medicine and having 15 years of experience as a Gynecologist and Obstetrician, she has supported this to alleviate the pain and despondency among the Less Fortunate Childless Couples around the world. She works 16 hrs every day in the reason and dependably stays in the compass of her patients face to face and not leaves anything to go unattended, the issues of the patients. She refreshes herself by going to all Local, National and International gatherings like ESHRE (Europe), ASRM (America), ISAR (India), ASPIRE (Asia) and has faith in pooling up learning, aptitudes, mastery. She generally attempts to end your torment yet not for any pick up. She is as of now proceeding with training at Dr. Padmaja Fertility Center in Habsiguda, Hyderabad. You can get the contact points of interest of Dr. Padmaja Divakar at elawoman.com.
She has been rehearsing as OBGYN and ART Specialist throughout the previous 15 years at her own doctor's facility "Navya Nursing Home and Dr Padmaja Fertility Center" Hyderabad with devoted, earnest
She is related with ladies' welfare group
Working in the reason for ladies' wellbeing and she additionally functioned as the VP of Indian Medical Assn, AP State and now is a focal board of trustees individual from IMA
Association working for welfare of Indian Doctors at national level
She was congratulated by numerous associations for her work and worry towards ladies in the general public
She is a notoriety for being Fertility master is known everywhere throughout the restorative clique in India she has a demonstrated reputation of progress separated from making high progress rate of pregnancies
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Every Diagnostic Procedure
Remedial Surgeries
Laparoscopic Evaluation N Correction
Restorative N Hormonal Treatment Of Infertile Women and Men
Tuboplasty ( Recanalisation)
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A Fertility Center with demonstrated reputation of 10 years in length productive Test Tube Baby Services like IUI., IVF, ICSI, Surrogacy and so forth with great rate of achievement and you hVe an all around prepared ultra present day IVF Lab kept up on global gauges sponsored by hard work of we'll prepared staff, Doctors and Embryologists prepared to enable you to see your dreams to materialize at all moderate Reasonable Cost Packages...we put stock in the Results n Success to our customers however nothing else as we are here with an energy to offer comfort to the barren couple around the world
Built up in the year 2004, Dr Padmaja Fertility Center is extraordinary compared to other IVF facilities in Hyderabad. Administrations gave by this middle are In Vitro Fertilization (Test Tube Baby), Embryo Donor Program, DNA Fragmentation, Endometrial Receptivity Assay, Egg Donor, ART Consultant, Laparoscopy and Donor Insemination Surrogacy. Dr Padmaja Fertility Center is gone to by Dr Padmaja Divakar.
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The House of Doria-Pamphili-Landi (also called simply Doria-Pamphili) is a princely Roman family of Genoese extraction. Legend has that the origins of the Doria family date from the early 11th century, but the authentic pedigree is traced to Ansaldo d'Oria, consul of Genoa in the 12th century. The descent of the several Doria lines in Genoa is well-known and appears described in Natale Battilana's 19th century genealogical study of old Genoese families.
The Palazzo Doria Pamphili in Rome was built in the 17th century, and contains one of the most valuable private collections of paintings in the world, the Doria Pamphilj Gallery.[citation needed] The Villa Doria Pamphili was, during the siege of 1849 Giuseppe Garibaldi's headquarters
Prince Filippo Andrea VI Doria Pamphilj, a staunch anti-Fascist, in 1944 became the first mayor of Rome following its liberation by the Allies (One of his ancestors had been the second mayor of the newborn Kingdom of Italy in 1870).[citation needed]
Princess Orietta Doria-Pamphili-Landi, the last of the line, married Royal Navy Commander Frank George Wignall Pogson (1923-1998)[2] in London in 1958. He changed his name to Frank George Wignall Pogson Doria Pamphilj by deed poll.[citation needed]
After the reforms of the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s, Princess Orietta and her husband, both Catholics, worked to promote better relations between faiths.[citation needed] In 2000, Queen Elizabeth II visited Rome and attended the Anglican Centre, which is housed in the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj.[citation needed]
The couple adopted two children: Gesine Margaret Orietta Mary Pogson Doria Pamphilj (born 1964),[citation needed] known as Gesine Doria, married Massimiliano Floridi, with whom she has four children: Anna, Elisa, Orietta and Irene. Jonathan Doria Pamphilj (born 1963) formed a civil partnership with Elson Edeno Braga,[citation needed] and has two children by surrogacy: Emily and Filippo Andrea VII.
a child and that only the mother who had given birth to the infant had the legal right to look after it.[3] In 2010 a court in Rome declined to hear the case.[4]
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Us surrogates & egg donors go through many discomforts that come along with pregnancy and having our ovaries bursting at the seams with eggs for retrieval. 24 eggs, the egg donors dozen!
While we love being surrogates & egg donors, don’t kid yourself, we have had our own (sometimes hilarious) experiences with it. Please enjoy some of the confessions that surrogates and egg donors have been so sweet to share with me. I laughed pretty hard at some of these, I hope you get as much entertainment from them as I did.
“I became a surrogate because I was unfulfilled by the lack of excitement from my own partner over our natural children. I wanted to vicariously live through people who would be thrilled about the baby I was carrying for them.”
“every time I need to pee I think ‘ I should have bought more tests!”
“I boiled a crochet hook to sterilize it and used sterile gloves I had acquired from a hosp to try and break my own water. I could reach my cervix with my hand, but I just couldn’t get the hook anywhere near where it needed to be. Needless to say, it didn’t work!”
“I’m excited to not to have to stay up nursing a newborn and listening to my IPs tell me how tiring their first days as new parents are”
“after big meals I look in the mirror and stick my ‘food baby’ out and look at my husband and say ‘I MUST be pregnant! Look at this stomach’. He kindly reminds me that there’s no way a little embryo would be the size of my supper that night… men “
“I enjoy pregnancy, labour and birth but I don’t want anymore of my own children. I found a pretty cool way to satisfy this desire.”
“During my surrogate pregnancy, my farts got so bad that some nights, my husband slept with an actual gas mask on. According to him it was the only solution for survival.”
“The best thing about surrogacy is helping grow/make a family and watching these people become parents. I never understood why I enjoyed being pregnant until I became a surrogate!“
“While going through screening I logically knew nothing should come up, I was worried results would show something I was unaware of.”
“There were days near the end where I skipped my PIO because I just couldn’t take the thought of another.“
“Traveling for transfer was suppose to be a break from my kids. Instead I ended up bringing them with me”
“Those pregnancy hormones do a lot of things to you. MAke you feel up and down. For me, OMG my sex drive was CRAZZZYYY. I felt I could not get enough of sex and foreplay and was always horny.“
“I spent nearly $300 trying to induce labor. I was done.“
“My surrogacy journey was the only time I was excited to have morning sickness and constipation.”
“I wish I could have breastfed in the hospital to kick start my milk production. Exclusively pumping is hard and maintaining a supply without a baby is even more difficult.“
“My siblings and in laws don’t know I was a surrogate“
“Never thought I would gain friends from this experience that would become like family.“
“I feared going for my ultrasound recently. I knew they shouldn’t find a baby already on ultrasound but I had been sexually active. I mean I knew I shouldn’t be pregnant but WHAT IF. NOW, I’m stressing. Like am I the only one who fears ultrasounds and all the things they COULD find. What if…”
“My husbands favorite thing was to tell everyone that his wife was knocked up…and it wasn’t his. Then he would sit & watch their reactions. For fun.”
“I felt the IF wasn’t onboard with the whole journey and that the IM forced him through everything and even the week the baby was born he didn’t fly in until 2 days before the scheduled c section and the IM was here for a week and a half. She was excited but she tried to “cheap” out on everything“
“Having to fly to another province for the transfer was a mini vacation for me. I visited friends, went sight-seeing, and ordered room service at the hotel. It was a nice break from my kids.“
“I never had hemorrhoids with my own kids, however, I had mild ones after the 1st journey and mild to medium with 2nd journey. I had no clue how to handle this.”
“I stole the hook [for breaking the water] from the maternity ward but couldn’t get to through the cervix!”
“When I signed up to be a surrogate I thought it would be easy with no issues. It turned out be harder on my body than I thought it would be.”
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What is in vitro fertilization (IVF)?
In vitro fertilization is a method of assisted reproduction, which is used to help infertile couples to conceive a child. This method has been proven to be particularly effective, bringing thousands of healthy children to the world, for the past 35 years.
During IVF, mature eggs are collected from the woman’s ovaries and are fertilized outside the woman’s body, in an IVF laboratory. Then, the fertilized eggs (embryos) are left to grow in the laboratory and are then transferred back to the woman’s uterus, with the hope of a successful pregnancy to follow. An IVF fertility cycle lasts about two weeks.
IVF is not usually the first step to treat infertility. On the contrary, your partner and you have the ability to try less invasive treatment options before you try IVF, such as taking fertility drugs to increase the production of eggs or intrauterine insemination (IUI) – a procedure that sperm is placed directly into a woman’s uterus, near the ovulation period.
How successful is IVF?
The success rates of IVF treatments vary from clinic to clinic and depend on many factors, such as the woman’s age, and the cause of infertility. It is also very important to understand that the pregnancy success rates are not the same as the birth success rates.
Approximately 15 - 45% of pregnancies achieved by IVF lead to births. The specific factors affecting your individual success rate will be discussed with our doctors, in order to provide you with the most updated individualized fertility treatment.
Why to choose IVF?
IVF is appropriate if your partner or you have:
Damaged or blocked fallopian tubes in women, which prevent sperm from reaching the egg.
Ovulation disorders in women
Premature menopause (loss of normal ovarian function before the age of 40)
Endometriosis, which affects the function of the ovaries, uterus and fallopian tubes
Uterine fibroids (benign tumors in the wall of the uterus), which can cause infertility by interfering with the uterus cavity by locking the fallopian tubes or altering the position of the cervix, thus preventing the sperm from reaching the uterus.
Previous fallopian tube sterilization or removal
Male infertility, such as low sperm count, low mobility of sperm or poor quality sperm (increased rate of morphologic abnormalities), which reduces the chance of fertilization.
In cases of male infertility, the method of intracellular injection (ICSI) - injection of sperm into the egg, is used to fertilize eggs. More particularly, the ICSI is a special form of IVF in which a single sperm is injected into an egg.
Advanced reproductive age
Cases of unexplained infertility, where, despite a complete evaluation for known causes of both the man and the woman, the cause of infertility is not identified.
A genetic disorder
If your partner or you are a carrier of a genetic disorder, a process, which includes IVF, called Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) can be applied. The Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis is the process of genetic analysis of a living fetus in order to determine the presence, absence or change of a particular gene or chromosome before transferring the embryo to the uterus.
Retention of fertility in women with cancer or other health problems
Women can freeze their eggs (oocyte cryopreservation) for future use, or freeze their embryos (embryo cryopreservation) for future use. Women who have no functional uterus or the pregnancy poses a serious risk to their health can choose IVF pregnancy with another woman (surrogate mother). In this case, the woman’s eggs are fertilized with her husband’s sperm, but the resulting embryos are placed in the uterus of a surrogate mother for gestation.
In Vitro Fertilization procedure
IVF is not a simple process, but a number of different stages. The stages involved in this process are:
Follicular stimulation
A combination of medications (fertility drugs) and hormones are usually given to a woman in order to stimulate her ovaries to recruit and mature many follicles so as to take more than the usual one egg per cycle.
This is to enable the collection of multiple oocytes, and hence to increase the probability of successful IVF. In each case there is the possibility of some of the eggs collected not to be fertilized or not to develop normally after fertilization.
During the medication period, the development of eggs is monitored by blood tests and transvaginal ultrasound to ensure that their collection will be done at the right time.
Various protocols are used for ovarian stimulation, such as the long protocol, the short protocol and the antagonist protocol. Choosing the right protocol for you depends on your age, the levels of FSH and the previous stimulation (if it exists) of the woman.
Egg collection
The egg collection is a relatively easy process that takes place in a sterile room in the presence of an anesthesiologist, since a mild anesthesia needed. It takes about 10 - 20 minutes, depending on the number of follicles in the ovary. It is required not to eat anything from the night before and to avoid water, candy or gum the morning of the egg retrieval.
During the egg collection, the position of follicles is successfully ascertained using vaginal ultrasound. Then, a needle is directed through the vagina to the follicle and as it pierces the follicles one by one, it aspirates the content.
The follicular fluid is delivered directly to the embryologist in the IVF laboratory, where the eggs are identified, isolated from the liquid and transferred to a suitable culture medium and suitable temperature.
After the egg collection you can normally eat, but it is preferable to have a light meal and plenty of fluids. You cannot drive or go to work on the same day. It is recommended to stay at home and rest.
Sperm collection
On the day of the egg collection, the husband is required to give us his sperm. The collection of semen is done by masturbation into a sterile urine collection box, and for a better quality of semen, 3 – 4 days abstinence is recommended.
However, because the collection of semen on a specific day can be difficult and stressful, the husband can provide the sample from his home earlier on the day of the egg collection, or a few days earlier, for it to be frozen (fresh samples are always preferred).
The sample is delivered to the laboratory, and it is kept in an oven at 37oC for a while, and then is subjected to a cleaning process, in order to detect the healthy sperm.
In cases of azoospermia, the semen will be taken directly from the testicles with a biopsy. Also, if using semen from a donor it will be defrosted and prepared with the same procedure.
Fertilization
A few hours after the egg collection and the sperm preparation, the fertilization takes place.
To begin the process of fertilization, the eggs are placed in a petri dish, which contains a specific growth medium, for 2 to 3 hours. The sperm, after cleaning, is placed with the eggs and incubated together at 37oC, for 16 to 20 hours.
The next morning, the embryologist will examine the oocytes to see which ones are fertilized, and then compose a detailed briefing on the outcome.
Fertilized eggs are now called embryos and are incubated in special laboratory conditions for another 48 - 96 hours, depending on the embryonic-transfer-stage, which is to be chosen by your doctor. The fertilization rate is usualy 80 – 100%.
Embryo-transfer
The embryo-transfer is a simple procedure, which requires no anesthesia.
Two to five days after the eggs are fertilized, the healthiest ones, according to specific morphological criteria, are selected for placement in the woman’s uterus.
The selected embryos are aspirated into a thin tube (catheter) and guided into the woman’s uterus. One to three embryos may be transferred, according to the age and medical history of the woman.
Following the procedure, a 24- to 48-hour rest is recommended. The remaining embryos that are not transferred can be frozen at this point and used in a next cycle of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
While the partner is encouraged to be present, his/her presence is not necessary, if for some reason he/she cannot attend. However, it is always recommended to be accompanied from the clinic to the house.
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara is the Best Gynecologist in Surat (Bliss Ivf Fertility And Andrology Institute) in Udhana Darwaja, Surat
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara (Bliss Ivf Fertility And Andrology Institute) in Surat. Gynecologist and Obstetrician Doctors with Address, Contact Number, Photos, Maps. View Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara (Bliss Ivf Fertility And Andrology Institute), Surat on www.elawoman.com
One of the main gynecologists of the city, Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara (Bliss Ivf Fertility And Andrology Institute) in Udhana Darwaja has set up the facility and has picked up a devoted customers in the course of recent years and is likewise as often as possible went to by a few famous people, trying models and other noteworthy customers and worldwide patients also. They additionally anticipate extending their business further and giving administrations to a few more patients inferable from its prosperity in the course of recent years. The productivity, commitment, exactness and sympathy offered at the facility guarantee that the patient's prosperity, solace and needs are kept of best need. The facility is outfitted with most recent sorts of gear and gloats very progressed surgical instruments that assistance in experiencing careful surgeries or methodology. Finding the medicinal services focus is simple as it is Opposite Apple Hospital.
Services offered by Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara (Bliss Ivf Fertility And Andrology Institute) in Surat treats the different infirmities of the patients by helping them experience fantastic medicines and systems. Among the various administrations offered here, the center gives medicines to Uterine Fibroids or Myomas, Ovarian Cysts, Endometriosis, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Urinary Problems, Vaginal Discharge, Subfertility, Menopause, Gynecological Cancers, Abnormal Pap Smears - Pre-Invasive Cervical/Vaginal Disease and Vulva Conditions. The specialist is additionally recorded under Gynecologist and Obstetrician Doctors, Infertility Doctors. Moreover, the patients likewise visit the facility for Contraception Advice, HPV Tests, and Biopsy Tests and so forth. As methods of installments, the patients can pay by means of different installment modes.
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara Gynecologist is a Gynecologist, Infertility Specialist and Obstetrician in Athwa, Surat . He is an accomplished infertilitty specialiset for a long time. Dr Bhavesh Hirpara presently rehearses at BLISS IVF Fertility and Andrology Institute . He offers administrations like Cesarean Section (C Section), Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI), IVF, Hysteroscopy and Artificial Insemination and so on. He finished MBBS from B.J. Therapeutic school and common hospital in 1997 and MD - Obstetrics and Gynecology from B.J. Therapeutic school and common hospital in 2001. He is likewise an individual from Medical Council of India (MCI). You can get his contact subtle elements on www.elawoman.com
Work experience
• Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara is functioning as IVF expert (Infertility Consultant ) at BlissIVF Fertility and Andrology Institute.'
• Studied M.B.B.S and M.D (Ob and Gy ) at B.J. Therapeutic school and Civil hospital, Ahmedabad , India.
• 1 year cooperation at GCRI (Gujarat Cancer Research Institute) for Gynaec-oncology.
• Practicing fruitlessness since most recent 15 years.
• Training in ART and propel fruitlessness administration at Origio Trivector Scientific Pvt Ltd.- 2013
• Post graduate course in high hazard pregnancies by American school of Obstetrician and Gynecologists under direction of Professor "John F Quinan".
• FOGSI preparing in ultrasound.
• World congress on down to earth fruitlessness administration and human generation.
• International meeting on ovulation enlistment.
• World wellbeing Organization preparing in early identification of tumor strategies.
• International meeting on endoscopy, 2009, Pune, India.
Awards & Honours
• Symposia on consume less calories amid pregnancy and lactation , Interlaken, Switzerland, 2011
• The ovary Unraveled, sorted out by Indian culture for helped reproduction(ISAR)
• Federation of obstetrics and gynecology social orders national gatherings 2000, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2015.
• European culture of conceptive endocrinologist yearly meeting (ESHRE-2015) Lisbon, Portugal.
• Member of Fedration of Obsterics and Gynecology Societies of India. (FOGSI)
• Member of Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction. (ISAR)
• individual from European Society of Reproductive Endocrinologists (ESHRE)
• individual from American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM)
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara is an accomplished Gynecologist in Athwagate, Surat. Specialist has had numerous upbeat patients in his/her 21 years of excursion as a Gynecologist. Specialist has done MBBS, MD - Obstetrics and Gynecology . You can visit him/her at BLISS IVF Fertility and Andrology Institute in Athwagate, Surat. Book an arrangement online with Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara and counsel secretly on www.elawoman.com/
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara has top trusted Gynecologists from crosswise over India. You will discover Gynecologists with over 44 years of experience on www.elawoman.com Find the best Gynecologists online in Surat. View the profile of restorative experts and their reviews from different patients to settle on an educated choice.
Specialties
Obstetrician
Obstetrician
Education
MBBS - B.J. Medical college and civil hospital - 1997
MD - Obstetrics & Gynaecology - B.J. Medical college and civil hospital - 2001
Awards and Recognitions
Training in ART and advance infertility management at OrigioTrivector Scientific Pvt. Ltd.
Symposia on diet during pregnancy and lactation , Interlaken, Switzerland
International conference on ovulation induction
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara is a Gynecologist/obstetrician in Athwa, Surat and is subsidiary with numerous hospitals/facilities in the territory including BLISS IVF Fertility and Andrology Institute.He got his medicinal degree in MBBS, MD – Obstetrics and Gynecology and has been by and by for a long time .He/She will be accessible on MON-SAT12:00PM-7:00PM
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara is a Gynecologist, Infertility Specialist and Obstetrician in Athwa, Surat and has an affair of 16 years in these fields. Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara hones at BLISS IVF Fertility and Andrology Institute in Athwa, Surat. He finished MBBS from B.J. Therapeutic school and Civil hospital in 1997 and MD - Obstetrics and Gynecology from B.J. Restorative school and Civil hospital in 2001. He is an individual from Medical Council of India (MCI). A portion of the administrations gave by the specialist are: Laparoscopic Surgery, Donor Insemination Surrogacy, Lab Tests, Artificial Insemination and Blastocyst Culture and so on. You can get the telephone number of Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara on www.elawoman.com/
In Surat, Bliss Ivf Fertility and Andrology Institute is a perceived name in understanding consideration. It was incepted in the year 2015. They are one of the outstanding Hospitals in Udhana Darwaja. Supported with a dream to offer the best in quiet care and outfitted with mechanically propelled medicinal services offices, they are one of the forthcoming names in the social insurance industry. Situated in , this hospital is effortlessly available by different methods for transport. This hospital is additionally situated at Opposite Apple Hospital. A group of all around prepared restorative staff, non-therapeutic staff and experienced clinical experts work round-the-clock to offer different administrations . Their expert administrations make them a looked for after Hospitals in Surat. A group of specialists on board, incorporating masters are furnished with the information and ability for taking care of different kinds of medicinal cases. Visit their official site here www.blissivf.com to find out about them and their administrations.
Dr. Bhavesh Hirpara in Surat treats the different sicknesses of the patients by helping them experience brilliant medications and strategies. Among the various administrations offered here, the facility gives medicines to Uterine Fibroids or Myomas, Ovarian Cysts, Endometriosis, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, Urinary Problems, Vaginal Discharge, Subfertility, Menopause, Gynecological Cancers, Abnormal Pap Smears - Pre-Invasive Cervical/Vaginal Disease and Vulva Conditions. The specialist is likewise recorded under Gynecologist and Obstetrician Doctors. Moreover, the patients likewise visit the facility for Contraception Advice, HPV Tests, and Biopsy Tests and so forth. The hours of operation of this center are from 10:00-17:00 - 13:00-20:00, all days of the week.
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A project of 17 portraits of activists from the gay community in Israel, the works were painted in 2005-2003
The drawings are in a hyper-realistic style of activists and activities from the gay community in Israel, of course there are other iconic figures that I did not draw so I apologize in advance to them, the activists are from the political, cultural and nightlife fields who contributed to the gay community during the 80's and 90's of the twentieth century.
Professor Uzi Even - Professor of Chemistry. The first homosexual MK in Israel, contributed to the promotion of LGBT rights in the workplace, adoption of children, gay marriage.
Theo Mintz - one of the founders of the Gay Lesbian and Transgender Association in Israel.
Ran Kotzer - film director. TV show producer, documentary maker of the films: Cause of Death Homophobia, Gay Games and a documentary on Amos Gutman.
Tal Eitan - fashion and advertising photographer, exhibition curator and nightlife man.
Avi Sofer - jeweler and glass maker, former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Chai Ben Shoshan lives - a man of the night life and was chosen for the Israel Man of the Year competition.
Itai Pankas - former chairman of the LGBT Association, one of the founders of the gay center, branches of the association in the periphery, and a former activist in municipal politics who greatly promoted the rights of the community in Tel Aviv.
Irit Rabinowitz - Israeli painter, born in Beer Sheva.
Michal Eden - lawyer and the first gay politician in Israel. Active in KLF - a feminist lesbian community, promoting the issue of surrogacy, proud parenthood, LGBT rights, the establishment of Beit Dror - a daycare center for boys and girls from the community who were thrown out of their families.
Yuval Hatz - event producer and triathlon athlete and promotes sports in the gay community.
Alon Strykovski - former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Zvi Mermelstein - a homosexual poet, the author of the masterful book "Suiting Upper and Lower Openings".
Shaz - Israeli poet and writer.
Eli Sharon - IDF officer with the rank of the first proud colonel. In the past he was involved in promoting gay tourism and having a couple therapist.
Rami Hasman - Advertiser and one of the leaders of the fight for carrier rights and the promotion of information about AIDS in Israel.
Aitzik Yoshua - journalist and former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Gadi Sasson - Journalist, writer and editor of the Pink Time magazine.
The process of working on the series of portrait paintings was through a meeting at the activists' homes, I photographed them and then I worked with the technique of photorealism on these paintings (like the famous painter Chuck Close) I started with a very careful drawing on a white canvas - I did the drawing with a projector Slides when the photograph is projected onto the white canvas and then a kind of map is created that gives the contours and tonalities of the color from light to dark, after I finished the drawing then I chose the color palette that I want to use to create the portraits, as a painter I almost touch all types of techniques: From painting in the style of photorealism, many paintings and drawings were made from observing objects, still life, flowers, figures or from freely observing any kind of photography... and of course many paintings were made freely from the imagination, so technically I allow myself to use a huge selection of most painting techniques , also with the many years of experience I have experimented with all mediums from pencil drawings, markers, markers, ink, oil paints, acrylic paints, watercolors, gouache paints, works on paper and canvas fabrics, works on wooden plywood, works on books,
I was surprised to see that most of the activists, regardless of their activities for the gay community, are dominant figures in the life of Israeli society, most of them officers in the IDF (as opposed to the image that gays have as if they are not suitable for the army) with professions that contribute greatly to the development of Israeli society on an economic, cultural and social level.
Most of them are in a high economic situation and from the elite of Israeli society,
I painted them in their natural environment, in the beautiful and well-kept houses and some of them are just a portrait without a background.
My goal was actually to show the bourgeois side of the community, through the painting of the conservative realist style, through the portrait against the background of the interior of the well-kept house in which they live, and choosing activists of all ages (as opposed to the many representations given to gays who are shown infrequently or marginally, or excessive preoccupation with the culture of body worship , the beauty and youth as is often shown in the gay community. I also have quite a few such works...
In the series of portraits, I wanted to emphasize the occupation and contribution to the community.
This project was featured on the pages of the Pink Time magazine for months, with the resume description of each and every activist.
In 2009 on the day of the Pride Parade, (a mass event with hundreds of thousands of people) Avi Sofer curated the exhibition dedicated to this project of the activists' paintings in the gay center.
A large and significant part of these works were purchased by the collector Amos Shokan who purchased hundreds of my works.
These paintings continue to receive great exposure on the Internet following the many publications given over the years to this special project.
For me it was a way to give back to the gay community for the many years that gay community settings such as businesses, cafes, magazines, gay centers presented my works, supported me as an artist and members of the community also purchased works of art from me and allowed me to continue creating and working, a complex task in itself for any artist to survive from his art.
Over the years my work as an artist has changed and I would characterize it in two main painting styles, one painting style is the realistic painting with which I created the series of paintings of heterosexual couples, gays, lesbians, pregnant women, the series of portraits from the gay community in the style of photorealism, a realistic painting of the partner Assaf Hennigsberg in a realistic style - colorful and the series of paintings of the realistic expressive flower couples, and on the other hand there is the other style which is the naive painting with which I mainly painted the urban landscape of cities in Israel and in the world, a kind of idealization of reality and the street paintings full of vegetation, colorful buildings and the use of bright and contrasting colors and a series of naive paintings Under the influence of children's drawings with which I created the series of 40 artist books and other drawings that are influenced by children's drawings...
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This is a guest post from of the Surrogates with ANU. Her name is Jennifer and she just had her surro-baby recently. Please enjoy!
“When our youngest was a couple of years old, my husband and I had the talk about whether we were done building our family. With having 3 kids and our youngest having a fatal genetic disease, we decided that our family is complete. As many women do though, I still had the urge to be pregnant again.
Surrogacy has always been in the back of my mind, especially after watching a friend be a surrogate 3 times. I hadn’t really researched it other than asking her questions and doing a quick Google search though. I met Lorraine at a local tradeshow and decided that it was an opportune time to get more information. We talked for a short while and Lorraine agreed to send me an information package. I awaited that email eagerly. It didn’t take long for it to come in and I read the whole information package in one sitting. I did have a few more questions but once they were answered, I decided that this was something I would like to try. Why not “scratch the itch” for me wanting to be pregnant while helping someone in need?
Unfortunately, when I approached my husband with the idea, he instantly said no. He wasn’t interested in learning more about it and he just wasn’t comfortable with the idea of me being a surrogate. Surrogacy would just not leave my mind though so a few weeks later I asked my husband if he would be willing to at least read the information package so we could discuss this further. He agreed. I sat beside him on the couch while he read through the booklet. He looked at me and said he still wasn’t comfortable with it. The idea of me being pregnant with someone else’s child was very strange for him and he was obviously concerned about the risks associated with the medications and the pregnancy. We spent a couple of hours talking through his concerns and he finally looked at me and asked if this is something that I’d really like to do. I told him it was so he agreed to support me in this journey. He also said that if it stops me from bugging him to have more babies of our own, then it might be a good idea! Typical man thought, hey?
So, we started the process. December 2015, I had my profile completed and sent off to the ladies at ANU. Within a week or two, Lorraine told me that she had a wonderful couple in mind for me and I met with V & N over the telephone shortly after that. To say it was an easy conversation was an understatement. I mean, “so can I have your baby?” is not a good conversation starter. Luckily Lorraine was on the call with us to help keep the conversation going and to help answer questions for the both of us. We agreed to work together and I met with V & N over Skype shortly after that as well.
Within the next couple of months my husband and I went through all of the screening process. There was bloodwork to be done by both of us and all of my medical history had to be sent to the fertility clinic. My husband and I also attended a counselling session with the fertility clinic over Skype. This was an easy appointment and the counsellor just wanted to make sure we understood what we were getting into and that I had support to go through this journey. In February 2016 I began a dummy cycle to see how my body would react to the medication that is needed in a surrogacy. My body reacted great to the medication but unfortunately, they found an ovarian cyst during the ultrasound that they wanted to have removed before we went forward with the surrogacy.
This was just a bump in the road of our journey though and surgery went well. I was cleared to proceed with the surrogacy in the fall of 2016. I started meds and we set the date! At the end of October 2016, I flew to BC to go for my transfer. I was so nervous. As I was sitting in the waiting room before the procedure, my mind was racing. Am I making the right decision to be a surrogate? Is this something I really want to do? Is this procedure going to hurt? What if it doesn’t work? What if I can’t handle being a surrogate? They called me in. Even with all of my anxiety creeping up, I knew I needed to just go through with it. The transfer didn’t hurt at all and the staff were all wonderful. They made me feel much more at ease and we were done within minutes. After some relaxation and further instructions, I went and had lunch with a friend and went back to my hotel room for the night. I flew home the next day and had to “patiently” wait 2 weeks until I was sent for bloodwork to confirm the pregnancy.
I had no symptoms. I didn’t feel pregnant. I also wasn’t patient and decided to take a home pregnancy test around a week later. That little red line was barely visible but it was there! I was so excited but didn’t want to tell my IPs yet, just in case. I peed on that stick every day and was so happy to see it darken. I went for my 2 week bloodwork and just as I had expected, it came back showing that I was pregnant. My IPs were ecstatic but I had to wait until the next set of bloodwork 2 days later for an official pregnancy announcement. It came back showing that I was indeed pregnant and we could plan for this pregnancy. My IPs were excited but I could tell they were nervous. I knew that until they held that baby in their arms, there always would be that “what if”.
The pregnancy went ahead uncomplicated. The first trimester was a little rough on me because of the medication. It wasn’t as bad as many women have it though but I just found that I couldn’t eat what I usually did and craved lots of fruits and veggies. It all calmed down once I was done all of the medications in the second trimester. Throughout this whole time I always spoke to my IPs at least once a week, sometimes more. I always wanted to keep them updated on how I was doing and how baby was moving (once I felt him). Unfortunately, due to the distance of my IPs, they weren’t able to attend any of the prenatal appointments or ultrasounds but I always sent them pictures and updates after every appointment. However, we were able to Skype the gender reveal ultrasound and they got to find out live that they were having a little boy! They told me that doing that made it more real for them. I couldn’t imagine how they must have felt, letting a complete stranger grow their child in a completely different country. They had many questions throughout the pregnancy and I tried to reassure them as much as I could.
As we entered the third trimester, it was time to start planning my IPs arrival in Canada. Obviously this was all for them to do but it was exciting. After so long, we were finally getting to this point in the journey. Months turned to weeks. Weeks turned into days. I got the message that they were about to board the plane to Canada. I was excited but I was even more nervous. I was finally going to meet these people that I have been talking to for over a year but what was I going to say to them? Should I hug them? How should I act around them? They arrived quite late so we met the next day. It all came so natural when I met them. We hugged and I tried not to cry. There were a few awkward silences but overall we had plenty to talk about. We spent all afternoon together and made plans to meet up again once they were fully settled and had gotten some sleep. Their son had different plans though…
The very next day I started having cramps. Not abnormal as I had them the whole week before my youngest daughter was born so I figured it meant he was coming soon. By dinner time, those cramps had turned into contractions and I began to monitor them. They went on all night. By 2 am they were 10 minutes apart but I didn’t want to start waking people up until they were below 10 minutes so I waited. I’m glad I did because they went back up to about 20 minutes apart and stayed that way all morning. At least everyone else could get some sleep. At about 4 am, I sent my IPs a message letting them know I was having contractions but it was not time to go to the hospital. My IF responded, which I later learned he was actually having trouble sleeping that night because he just had a feeling something was going to happen that night, and I kept them in the loop until I decided it was time to go to the hospital at around 9 am.
My midwife checked me shortly after we all arrived at the hospital and I was 7 cm dilated. She let me labour as I wanted and was there for me when I decided it was time to push. Both of my IPs stayed in the room while I pushed; my IF sat back to give me some privacy but my IM sat beside me and held my hand. Shortly after lunch, Baby L was born healthy and crying. His mom got to watch as he was born and cut his cord.
Watching my IPs hold their brand new baby boy was the most amazing feeling. The joy in their eyes and the smiles on their faces is exactly why I did this. I’m blessed that they chose me to be a part of their journey and I’m excited to have made lifelong friends with these amazing people.”
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June 11, 2019 - Albany, NY - Governor Andrew M. Cuomo meets with surrogacy advocates in the Red Room at the State Capitol. (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo)
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While current day feminism attempts to minimize the differences between the sexes, this UK author brings forth significant differences in the sexes in order to make the case that the sexual revolution did not serve women as much as we wanted to believe. She shows how studies of male and female sexuality support the theory that men evolved to further the human race by impregnating as many women as possible with a sex drive that matched this sociosexuality—the quest for variety and novelty. While women who would bear the greater cost of bearing a child and could not survive without help are much more discerning in who they choose to mate with in a search for a man who will stick around.
The technology of contraception allowed both sexes to dispense with the fear of pregnancy and created a shift in societal mores that allowed for a sexual revolution that largely spared men any consequences. Contraception also allowed women to pursue other more fulfilling interests, but created greater suffering as more women became involved in products catering to the male appetite mainly porn and prostitution.
Having been a rape counselor, the author can also speak to the theories about rape that missed the mark. We’ve all heard about rape being an act of domination and power brought on by how boys are socialized, but what if rape is about sexual attraction as a sexual motivation? Given this premise that the natural biological imperative of the male of the species is the main driver of rape and given the high sociosexuality of men who seek novelty and frequent sex, then how should society respond? She shows how ineffective rehabilitation of men who rape has been and suggests that they be imprisoned for life while directing that society do more to protect women from such perpetrators.
She also spends time exploring how women have come to equate domestic violence from men as signs of their passion and love. With a side note on the increasing popularity of strangulation as part of the sex act leading to deaths that men have claimed were an accident because the woman had consented to such sex play resulting in the 'rough sex' defense allowing men light sentences or none at all.
The author takes time to explore porn and prostitution. The boom in readily available internet porn has driven men to over stimulate themselves, masturbating to such an extent that they can no longer sexually function while their social skills have taken a dive. Porn is also responsible for escalating all sorts of novel sex acts that were once quite rare and have further caused damage to women’s bodies as well as long term psychological damage as women were pushed to provide these images. Prostitution and porn production are both lines of work that leave severe scares on young women that are not fully realized until late in life.
She talks a lot about sexual disenchantment unhinging sex from meaning i.e. love, in order to justify sex as the same as any other kind of labor. But few people actually believe this, even feminists, as she points out when the exchange of sex for rent is condemned as immoral. And even more rage is leveled at the male boss asking for sexual favors.
Todays’ feminism claims that sex work is work and anything goes as long as there is consent. The author explores how shallow consent really is when a woman, especially very young women, cannot really know what is in store, nor have they the skills to negotiate for themselves and wind up being perpetually pushed to consent to more. Plus there is the greater financial power of those pushing for consent so the woman is negotiating from a disadvantaged position just so she doesn’t have to starve and has a place to live. This is far from the empowerment feminists were claiming for women making these choices.
She also claims that feminism never actually solved the problems of women who do bear children and the burden of women who end up doing the lion’s share of the child raising work. While at the aging end women who do not have the bonds of family may very well have no one to take care of them as they become once again dependent on help.
The revelations of this book offer a stark view of a future where no one is really fulfilled and more people remain single than ever. She gives women tips on how to assess a man for his dad qualities rather than his cad qualities, not necessarily to procreate, but just to find a man who won’t treat a woman as a disposable product. She also promotes marriage as a stabilizing proposition for women even though feminists have claimed that marriage enslaves women and is of more benefit to men. She does not mention the burden of having to service a man’s sex drive as many women do in marriage.
Her description of the beetle that preferred to hump a piece of glass rather than find a mate, begged for a discussion of the market for robotic sex dolls being programmed to speak and imitate women who cater to men’s sexuality. Would that not be a viable solution to subjecting real women to the hazards of producing porn and the dangers of prostitution? Of course it would also train men to view women as sex dolls, but that is what porn is doing now.
This book raised many interesting points and it did make me think about how the sexual revolution affected my life (and subjected me to various abuses), but I found her ultimate solution to bolster marriage to be lacking in imagination. I longed for her to look at how other more female centered societies had managed arrangements to take care of children and the elderly. The novel The Red Tent offered such a vision. Patriarchal driven technology could further create a society that renders procreation an occupation undesirable to both sexes. Surrogacy to birth babies can farm out reproduction to poor women along with hiring nannies to care for them. Such dynamics of first world innovations have still to play out.
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The photo shows the room of a surrogate mother in Kiev, Ukraine. In the last few years, surrogacy – carrying a child for others – has become an important industry in the country. Especially poor women see it as an opportunity to earn within nine months a sum equalling a ten-year income. But at the same time, surrogacy is stigmatised and many women hide their pregnancies from their families and friends. Once the pregnancy becomes visible, they move to flats in the city provided by surrogacy agencies. These flats are very impersonal and look as if the surrogates were constantly on the go: they keep all their belongings in plastic bags.
The photo shows all the belongings of a surrogate whom I interviewed for my anthropological research on transnational surrogacy. The towel which was hung up to dry on a laundry rack was the most personal item in the room. During one of my visits, she was transferred to the hospital and vacated the room within minutes, leaving no trace.
Comment of the Jury:
The strength of the picture lies in the obvious absence of its object. It reveals the invisibility of surrogate mothers in society by not showing them, the bags emphasising their precarious and ephemeral status. The composition shows a deep understanding of what photography can achieve, both carrying a strong sense of respect and empathy for its subject while maintaining a distance, similarly to quality works known from photojournalism.
Beschreibung:
Das Foto zeigt das Zimmer einer Leihmutter in Kiew. In den letzten Jahren ist die Leihmutterschaft in der Ukraine zu einem wichtigen Geschäft geworden. Vor allem arme Frauen erkennen darin die Möglichkeit, innerhalb von neun Monaten so viel zu verdienen wie sonst in zehn Jahren. Aber gleichzeitig ist die Leihmutterschaft stigmatisiert, was dazu führt, dass viele Frauen ihre Schwangerschaft vor ihren Familien und Freunden verheimlichen. Sobald die Schwangerschaft sichtbar wird, ziehen sie in eine von der Agentur bereitgestellte Wohnung in der Stadt. Diese Wohnungen sind sehr unpersönlich und die schwangeren Frauen bewahren ihre persönlichen Sachen in Plastiktaschen auf, als ob sie ständig auf unterwegs seien.
Auf diesem Foto sieht man das ganze Hab und Gut einer Leihmutter, die ich für meine ethnologische Forschung zu länderübergreifender Leihmutterschaft, interviewt habe. Das Handtuch, das sie zum Trocknen aufgehängt hatte, war der persönlichste Touch im Raum. Während eines Besuchs von mir wurde sie ins Krankenhaus gebracht und verliess den Raum innerhalb weniger Minuten, ohne Spuren zu hinterlassen.
Kommentar der Jury:
Die Stärke des Bildes liegt in der Abwesenheit des Objekts. So zeigt es, dass die Leihmütter in der Gesellschaft unsichtbar sind. Die Plastiktaschen unterstreichen die Unsicherheit und Kurzfristigkeit ihrer Umstände. Die Komposition zeugt von einem tiefen Verständnis für das Potenzial der Fotografie: Das Bild drückt grossen Respekt und Mitgefühl für das Subjekt aus und bleibt gleichzeitig auf Distanz - ein Qualitätsmerkmal von erstklassigem Fotojournalismus.
Description:
La photo montre la chambre d’une mère porteuse à Kiev, en Ukraine. Ces dernières années, la gestation pour autrui (GPA) – c’est-à-dire le fait pour une femme de porter un enfant d’autres parents – est devenue une véritable industrie dans le pays. Les femmes à bas revenu, en particulier, y voient l’occasion de gagner en 9 mois l’équivalent de dix ans de salaire. En même temps, la gestation pour autrui est stigmatisée et de nombreuses femmes cachent leur grossesse à leur famille et leurs amis. Une fois leur état visible, elles déménagent en ville dans des appartements fournis par les agences de GPA. Ces logements sont très impersonnels, et les femmes gardent leurs affaires dans des sacs en plastique, comme si elles vivaient en nomades.
Sur cette photo, les effets personnels d’une mère porteuse que j’ai interviewée dans le cadre de mes recherches anthropologique sur la GPA transnationale. Le linge de bain qui sèche est l’objet le plus personnel que j’aie vu dans la pièce. Au cours de l’une de mes visites, elle a été transférée à l’hôpital et a quitté définitivement la chambre en quelques minutes – sans laisser de trace.
Commentaire du jury:
La force de cette image réside dans l’absence flagrante de son sujet. Cela met en évidence l’invisibilité des mères porteuses dans une société qui ne les montre pas – avec les sacs en plastique qui accentuent le statut précaire et éphémère de ces femmes. La composition révèle une parfaite maîtrise du pouvoir de l’art photographique, en montrant une grande empathie et un profond respect pour son sujet tout en maintenant une certaine distance – de la même manière que dans le photojournalisme de qualité.
Monday, June 10, 2019, New York City: Governor Cuomo , along with Andy Cohen, rally to legalize gestational surrogacy and ban the gay and trans panic defense before the end of the legislative session on June 19.
Now everyone can have baby,Rotunda offers Gestational Surrogacy in India to people of all nationalities. All couples including lesbian and gay couples and even single men and single women can avail this facility to fulfill their dream of enjoying parenthood.
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LGBT surrogacy is similar to just any other standard surrogacy, apart from a few things or processes that make them different. One of the biggest differences lies in the perception that comes with the idea of two female or male couples raising a child. There are a few key considerations that need to be taken into account.
Dr. Kaberi Banerjee (www.elawoman.com/delhi/doctor/dr-kaberi-banerjee) is a prepared Obstetrician and Gynecologist with over a time of involvement in IVF infertility administration. She is right now filling in as a clinical executive of Advance Fertility and Gynecological Center, New Delhi. she is currently practisiting Advanced Fertility and Surrogacy Centre Lajpat Nagar (www.elawoman.com/delhi/clinic/advanced-fertility-and-surr...) Dr. Shobha Gupta (www.elawoman.com/delhi/doctor/dr-shobha-gupta) has cut a specialty as a gynecologist. She did her MBBS in 2003 and MD on obstetrics and gynecology, in 2005 from Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi. She finished her confirmation in gynecology and obstetrics from Maulana Azad Medical College arranged in New Delhi. she is currently practisitng at Mothers Lap IVF Centre (www.elawoman.com/delhi/clinic/mothers-lap-ivf-centre-pita...) . For more details, you can visit this link: www.elawoman.com/blog/birth-control/teen-sex-and-birth-co...
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During PBS’ INDEPENDENT LENS “Made in Boise” session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, CA on Tuesday, July 30, 2019, producer and director Beth Aala, film subject Cindy Floyd, film subject Shannon Raynor, film subject Nicole Williamson and series executive producer Lois Vossen dug into the surprising — and booming — surrogacy industry that emerged in Boise, Idaho.
(Premieres October 28)
All photos in this set should be credited to Rahoul Ghose/PBS
A project of 17 portraits of activists from the gay community in Israel, the works were painted in 2005-2003
The drawings are in a hyper-realistic style of activists and activities from the gay community in Israel, of course there are other iconic figures that I did not draw so I apologize in advance to them, the activists are from the political, cultural and nightlife fields who contributed to the gay community during the 80's and 90's of the twentieth century.
Professor Uzi Even - Professor of Chemistry. The first homosexual MK in Israel, contributed to the promotion of LGBT rights in the workplace, adoption of children, gay marriage.
Theo Mintz - one of the founders of the Gay Lesbian and Transgender Association in Israel.
Ran Kotzer - film director. TV show producer, documentary maker of the films: Cause of Death Homophobia, Gay Games and a documentary on Amos Gutman.
Tal Eitan - fashion and advertising photographer, exhibition curator and nightlife man.
Avi Sofer - jeweler and glass maker, former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Chai Ben Shoshan lives - a man of the night life and was chosen for the Israel Man of the Year competition.
Itai Pankas - former chairman of the LGBT Association, one of the founders of the gay center, branches of the association in the periphery, and a former activist in municipal politics who greatly promoted the rights of the community in Tel Aviv.
Irit Rabinowitz - Israeli painter, born in Beer Sheva.
Michal Eden - lawyer and the first gay politician in Israel. Active in KLF - a feminist lesbian community, promoting the issue of surrogacy, proud parenthood, LGBT rights, the establishment of Beit Dror - a daycare center for boys and girls from the community who were thrown out of their families.
Yuval Hatz - event producer and triathlon athlete and promotes sports in the gay community.
Alon Strykovski - former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Zvi Mermelstein - a homosexual poet, the author of the masterful book "Suiting Upper and Lower Openings".
Shaz - Israeli poet and writer.
Eli Sharon - IDF officer with the rank of the first proud colonel. In the past he was involved in promoting gay tourism and having a couple therapist.
Rami Hasman - Advertiser and one of the leaders of the fight for carrier rights and the promotion of information about AIDS in Israel.
Aitzik Yoshua - journalist and former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Gadi Sasson - Journalist, writer and editor of the Pink Time magazine.
The process of working on the series of portrait paintings was through a meeting at the activists' homes, I photographed them and then I worked with the technique of photorealism on these paintings (like the famous painter Chuck Close) I started with a very careful drawing on a white canvas - I did the drawing with a projector Slides when the photograph is projected onto the white canvas and then a kind of map is created that gives the contours and tonalities of the color from light to dark, after I finished the drawing then I chose the color palette that I want to use to create the portraits, as a painter I almost touch all types of techniques: From painting in the style of photorealism, many paintings and drawings were made from observing objects, still life, flowers, figures or from freely observing any kind of photography... and of course many paintings were made freely from the imagination, so technically I allow myself to use a huge selection of most painting techniques , also with the many years of experience I have experimented with all mediums from pencil drawings, markers, markers, ink, oil paints, acrylic paints, watercolors, gouache paints, works on paper and canvas fabrics, works on wooden plywood, works on books,
I was surprised to see that most of the activists, regardless of their activities for the gay community, are dominant figures in the life of Israeli society, most of them officers in the IDF (as opposed to the image that gays have as if they are not suitable for the army) with professions that contribute greatly to the development of Israeli society on an economic, cultural and social level.
Most of them are in a high economic situation and from the elite of Israeli society,
I painted them in their natural environment, in the beautiful and well-kept houses and some of them are just a portrait without a background.
My goal was actually to show the bourgeois side of the community, through the painting of the conservative realist style, through the portrait against the background of the interior of the well-kept house in which they live, and choosing activists of all ages (as opposed to the many representations given to gays who are shown infrequently or marginally, or excessive preoccupation with the culture of body worship , the beauty and youth as is often shown in the gay community. I also have quite a few such works...
In the series of portraits, I wanted to emphasize the occupation and contribution to the community.
This project was featured on the pages of the Pink Time magazine for months, with the resume description of each and every activist.
In 2009 on the day of the Pride Parade, (a mass event with hundreds of thousands of people) Avi Sofer curated the exhibition dedicated to this project of the activists' paintings in the gay center.
A large and significant part of these works were purchased by the collector Amos Shokan who purchased hundreds of my works.
These paintings continue to receive great exposure on the Internet following the many publications given over the years to this special project.
For me it was a way to give back to the gay community for the many years that gay community settings such as businesses, cafes, magazines, gay centers presented my works, supported me as an artist and members of the community also purchased works of art from me and allowed me to continue creating and working, a complex task in itself for any artist to survive from his art.
Over the years my work as an artist has changed and I would characterize it in two main painting styles, one painting style is the realistic painting with which I created the series of paintings of heterosexual couples, gays, lesbians, pregnant women, the series of portraits from the gay community in the style of photorealism, a realistic painting of the partner Assaf Hennigsberg in a realistic style - colorful and the series of paintings of the realistic expressive flower couples, and on the other hand there is the other style which is the naive painting with which I mainly painted the urban landscape of cities in Israel and in the world, a kind of idealization of reality and the street paintings full of vegetation, colorful buildings and the use of bright and contrasting colors and a series of naive paintings Under the influence of children's drawings with which I created the series of 40 artist books and other drawings that are influenced by children's drawings...
Two Baby Boys are joining The FSC Family this week! Congratulations to Parents T&P and Surrogate Beth as well as Parents R&N and Surrogate Erika on the birth of their little gentlemen!
**SPECIAL DELIVERIES**
BABY BOY "G" - Parents T&P - Surrogate Beth - 3/30
BABY BOY "O" - Parents R&N - Surrogate Erika - 3/30
**NEW DONORS**
Egg Donor "V" #421
Egg Donor "E" #422
Egg Donor "M" 423
**NEW MATCHES**
Surrogate Allison / Parents I&W
Egg Donor "H" / Parents C&D
Egg Donor "C" / Parents A&M
**POSITIVE BETAS**
Surrogate Annie / Parents C&G - #1 = 291
Surrogate Allison / Parent M - #1 = 99 | #2 = 310
Surrogate Sam / Parents D&G - #1 = 105.5
Surrogate Amanda / Parents D&R - #1 = 903 | #2 = 2231
**TRANSFERS & RETRIEVALS**
Egg Donor "E" - Egg retrieval 3/29
Surrogate Stephanie / Parents S&J - Tranferred 3/30
**ULTRASOUNDS**
Surrogate Shellie / Parents T&E - 3rd Ultrasound
Surrogate Brooke / Parents E&P - Heartbeat confirmed!
Surrogate Amber / Parents D&R - Ultrasound
Surrogate Sarah / Parents B&L - Ultrasound
Surrogate Tenia / Parents JM&J - Ultrasound (27 weeks TWINS!)
**MOVING ALONG**
Egg Donor "S" - Psych evaluation
Egg Donor "M" - Medically cleared!
Egg Donor "T" - Completed legal!
Egg Donor "J" - Working on legal
Egg Donor "E" - Working on legal
Surrogate Lynn / Parents I&D - Medical screening
Surrogate Andria / Parents B&Y - Medical Screening
Egg Donor "J" - FDA labs
Egg Donor "E" - FDA labs
Surrogate April / Parent X - Last BCP
Surrogate Elizabeth / Parent S - Last BCP
Surrogate Heather / Parents M&J - Started Stims
Surrogate Jennifer / Parents J&B - Started Stims
Surrogate Jessica / Parents T&F - Started Stims
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Surrogate Charissa / Parents M&A - Baseline
Surrogate Dana / Parents K&R - Baseline
Surrogate Heather / Parents M&J - Baseline
Surrogate Jessica / Parents T&F - Baseline
Surrogate Jennifer / Parents J&B - Baseline
Surrogate Nikki / Parents H&P - Monitoring
Surrogate Danielle / Parents M&J - Monitoring
Surrogate April / Parent X - Monitoring
Surrogate A / Parent G - OB appointment
Surrogate "S" - OB appointment
Surrogate Emily - Cardiologist appointment
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We're so thrilled for Intended Parents J&A and their incredible Surrogate Carolina! They're having BOY/GIRL TWINS! Carolina's ultrasound showed Baby Boy measuring at 9 oz with a heart rate of 145 and Baby Girl measuring at 8 oz. with a heart rate of 150. Can you believe these amazing ultrasound photos?!
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Welcome to the ANU Fertility Blog. My name is Marcy and I’m the new author for ANU’s blog. As such, let me introduce myself and share my story with you. I hope you enjoy it as much as it was to live it!
My husband and I have 3 beautiful, perfect children and we had them in a 2.5 yr time span. When our youngest hit 2 yrs old, I decided I wanted another one. My husband, not so much. The chaos of three small children in such a short span of time is overwhelming. Since him and I couldn’t agree on expanding our own family, I began tossing around ideas of how I could satisfy my maternal desire to bear children, but not bear children for us. Giving my own flesh & blood up for adoption wasn’t an option I would consider, the only other option I could come up with, was surrogacy.
There were so many questions running through my mind and not a lot of answers. None of it would matter anyway if my husband wasn’t going to go for it. I approached him one day and said I wanted to talk to him about something. I was cooking supper and he was right behind me. I had nerves…what if he said no? What if he reacted really negatively? I was terrified…but I forged ahead. I asked “How would you feel if I became a surrogate?” and he pondered it for a moment and said “you’d get to be pregnant, I couldn’t get you pregnant…and we wouldn’t have to keep the baby?” I told him “yea…” and he eagerly said “DO IT! Please do it!!” and that was that. It was decided I would apply to be a surrogate!
The application process began. First, I had to go through a phone interview with someone from ANU Fertility Consultants. Questions about my birth history, my mental health, my physical health & medical history, my family history and questions about my support network. How did my family feel about this? My husband? My kids? What were things that I was willing/not willing to do in regards to being a surrogate? Things such as selective reduction? Would I abort a baby with Down’s Syndrome? How many embryos would I allow to be transferred? Was I willing to carry twins? How many transfers was I willing to go through if one or more transfers failed? And the list went on…
Once my profile was completed, the next step was to be matched with a set of IP’s (intended parents). Matching is something that ANU helped me with. They looked at my profile and preferences then tried to find a couple whose desires were similar to mine. Then they, typically, introduce both parties via email and then each side has 2 weeks to get to know one another and decide if the match is a good one or if they’d rather choose another surro/set of IP’s. My case was slightly different.
In January of 2016 I had been with my surrogate agency for about a week and I was matched with a gay couple from Australia. It was a whirlwind of events that lead to us actually meeting them during their visit to Canada instead of an email introduction! My contact at the agency, L, called me one afternoon while I was shopping in Costco. She informed me she had the perfect couple for me, they were from Australia, and they were in the city as it so happened! Would I be willing to meet them that day? Their flight home was leaving the following morning, this was our only shot to meet in person!
I asked her if they would be willing to come for supper. The thought of going to a restaurant with 3 kids while trying to have an intellectual discussion, isn’t my idea of a good time. L wasn’t sure how comfortable they would be with the idea of coming to a strangers home (who can blame them??), in a strange country but she called them and asked anyway. Her call back to me was filled with good news, she informed me they were totally ok with coming over! This was really happening!
I decided to make Chicken Parmesan for supper that night. It was a freezing cold day and some hot food sounded comforting. They arrived at our home around 5:30pm and they weren’t what I had pictured. They were tall, slim, quiet, respectful and very laid back. My kids took to them immediately! They even brought a wonderful bottle of wine with them. I won’t say no to a nice glass of wine! While I was cooking, B offered to help with anything he could. Cut vegetables, place stuff in the oven, heck, he even offered to wash dishes! His offers of help resonated so much with my Mennonite roots.
We all sat down to a wonderful supper and enjoyed such great conversation. Turns out, we have a lot in common. They love gaming, so do we! They understand computers, my husband works in IT. They are familiar with obscure gaming systems & games…my husband is into all the old geeky stuff. It was like a match made in heaven. Even when it was bedtime for my kids, they sat down next to us on the couch and joined in story time. Both of them even participated in bedtime prayers! I was so impressed with them and how respectful they were of us and how we do things in our home. I was absolutely smitten with them and the concept of carrying their baby. They left our home 6 hrs after arriving and it was like saying goodbye to old family friends we had not seen in 10 years. My husband and I felt so right about them, we knew as soon as they left, that we wanted to be their surrogate family. I was filled with excitement and nervousness! What if they didn’t feel the same way? I wouldn’t be able to find out their answer for a couple of days at least because their trip home was about 28 hours long and I was on pins and needles the entire time I waited.
A few days later, L informed me that B&N had contacted her and shared with her that they really liked us! They wanted to move forward with us as their surrogate family! I was over the moon. They are some of the nicest people I have ever had the opportunity to meet and felt privileged that they chose us too.
Once we were officially matched, the clinic screening process began. It had two parts, medical screening & psychological screening. I did the medical screening first. I was emailed requisitions for bloodwork from the reproductive clinic in Toronto – things such as testing for HIV, any sexually transmitted infections, my blood type and hormone levels to determine where in my cycle I was. Once those results all came back to the clinic, I was booked an ultrasound and a physical at the clinic itself, in Toronto.
I flew to Toronto in February 2016 for the medical screening. I had an internal ultrasound performed looking for things such as polyps, fibroids or anything to indicate that my uterus would not be ideal for a pregnancy. The tech found nothing and the ultrasound results were great! The Dr. performed a fairly non-invasive physical to determine my physical health & capability to carry a pregnancy. We also had a discussion to determine timelines for legal contracts to be completed so that transfer could be performed. His request was transfer on April 8, 2016 and I would have one needle towards the end of February 2016, then medications would begin end of March 2016 to prep my body for the transfer. One of the nurses went over my medication protocol with me, handed me a giant bag of the medications (including needles) and sent me on my way. I flew home a few hours after my time at the clinic.
The next portion of the screening process was psychological. Both my husband and I had to speak with a mental health professional that was provided by the surrogacy agency. The point was to ensure that I had a good support system, we both weren’t experiencing serious mental health issues. Once we both passed that portion, we were considered “cleared” and the plan to be a surrogate went into full gear!
Early April 2016 my husband and I flew to Toronto for transfer. The morning of April 8 I went in to the clinic, they performed the IVF transfer of 1 embryo, had me rest for 30 min in a comfy chair and sent me on my way! It was that easy. Now, it was a waiting game. The dreaded “2ww” (two week wait) as surrogates call it. The 2 weeks until I would go for bloodwork to check my HCG levels. About 4 days after transfer, I started doing pregnancy home tests in the hopes that I would get a positive before the bloodwork. Sure enough, 8 days after transfer, I got my first faint positive on a home pregnancy test. I was elated! I could hardly keep my excitement to myself. I skyped with my IF’s that morning and shared the news. They were ecstatic! Now, the hope was that my levels would keep increasing and the pregnancy would continue as a healthy pregnancy.
And that is exactly what happened. I continued my medication protocol until 12 weeks gestation. After that, the fertility clinic we used in Toronto released me from their care and it was now up to my body to continue the pregnancy. And it did, it did it very well. I had one minor complication at 30w6d – too much fluid and it cause my body to experience threated pre-term labor. My fluid level was back to normal by 34w thankfully. A short 4 weeks later at 38w gestation my body started showing signs of preparing for labor and at 11:28pm that same day, Baby A was born. One of his daddies was here for the birth, the other one was in Australia still, but he got the first flight out that he could! It was such an amazing birth. And a very fast one. From start to finish was less than 2 hours. I was so proud of myself and so happy for my IF’s (intended fathers). They had a beautiful baby boy and I helped them achieve their goal of having a family, there is no better feeling in the world.
My surro baby is now almost 7 months old. He is a happy, calm, laid back kid. He is so very much adored by his Daddies, Aunts, Uncles, Grandparents & Cousins. I will be forever grateful that they allowed me to be a part of building their family.
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Now everyone can have baby,Rotunda offers Gestational Surrogacy in India to people of all nationalities. All couples including lesbian and gay couples and even single men and single women can avail this facility to fulfill their dream of enjoying parenthood.
The most fascinating thing is that you don’t have to come to India, You have to just send your sperm by The Rotunda CryoShip Global service. We find an egg donor; we get your surrogate pregnant.”You just come down, pick up your baby, and go back home.”
What is uterine factor infertility?
Women with no uterus are unable to get pregnant. This is known as uterine factor infertility that specifies the cause. The reason may be both congenital or being born without the main reproductive organ or acquired when the uterus is removed surgically as a part of treatment.
However there are also cases where the uterus is smaller than normal size or a malformed uterus such a bicornuate uterus
Some women may have had a hysterectomy because of the following reasons
1) Continuous Hemorrhage after C-Section
2) Uterine Cancer
3) Severe endometriosis, fibroids, or adenomyosis
In such cases Surrogacy is the best treatment option, wherein the Embryos created from the male and female partner are transferred to the Surrogate mother or Gestational carrier
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Now everyone can have baby,Rotunda offers Gestational Surrogacy in India to people of all nationalities. All couples including lesbian and gay couples and even single men and single women can avail this facility to fulfill their dream of enjoying parenthood.
The most fascinating thing is that you don’t have to come to India, You have to just send your sperm by The Rotunda CryoShip Global service. We find an egg donor; we get your surrogate pregnant.”You just come down, pick up your baby, and go back home.”
Now everyone can have baby,Rotunda offers Gestational Surrogacy in India to people of all nationalities. All couples including lesbian and gay couples and even single men and single women can avail this facility to fulfill their dream of enjoying parenthood.
The most fascinating thing is that you don’t have to come to India, You have to just send your sperm by The Rotunda CryoShip Global service. We find an egg donor; we get your surrogate pregnant.”You just come down, pick up your baby, and go back home.”
EAST WALL—Complementary Monologues
Detail: The top quadrant of the left panel of left diptych of the East Wall, the monologues of the complementary female. Below is a transcription of the writing in the circle connecting the two female torsos:
As I view myself in the mirror of possibility, bruised and deformed by metaphors of masculine superiority and dominance, I grasp my significance and essentiality. As masculinity descends into entropy, its metaphors and reality ever more juvenile and pubescent, my whatness emerges with the power of ascendancy… The obtect cracks. As I shed the burkas, habits, and harems of masculine entelechy’s foibles and phobias, a new sense of urgency approves my nakedness. I glory in it. Nudity and my value as object or chattel are become redundant. It is I who am become the possessor…and I will not possess. Without shame or disparagement, I am. I am a lover of women…from this mold I spring. I claim full and righteous access to my beloved… The urgency sensed is the prophecy foretold. We must capture this interstice, this pause, this moment of indecisive linearity. There is so little time…so little time for my becoming. I weep for what might have been, what might yet be, except for the arrogance of superstition. Hear my voice! I speak for the children…for those born and unborn…I speak for freedom. I speak for those too frightened to speak, for those who have no words. I speak for the chorus of voices that sing the unsung songs of women, the songs of slaves and chattels. I sing the song of centuries of women forced to sing their songs in silence… I dream of a reality beyond man, beyond coercive metaphors, without god and promises of eternal life—if I do his bidding here on earth—, beyond father figures whose lust imprisons me in guilt and superstition… I dream of a reality without men. As a species, we have gone far beyond the fulcrum of viability. We have out distanced our environment and made rigid the horizon. The seductive curve of possibility has become the cleaving edge separating the fantasies of infinity from the responsibilities of finitude… For me, there is nothing beyond here… We are in repeat; once again, the world is flat. I have been forever banished from the “chaste majority.” Superstition which justifies the rule of men has excised me from redemption. Prejudged, I am free to judge. I am legitimized by prejudice… I am legitimized by fear. Fear is a thief that robs us all. Fear lives here… Fear eats here… Fear shits here…and fear never sleeps. Only death frees us from fear, only death…and death is nothing more than absence. And this we fear above all else… We fear nothingness. Our egos strive for recognition, destroy for recognition, kill for recognition…to be anything other than nothing. We grant mediocrity immortality rather than relegate our moment of consciousness, our historical moment, to oblivion. This I have lived through and continue to live through… This is maleness… This is madness… This must cease… Too late, too late… The malignancy has persisted too long and spread too far. It is the core of our humanness, the axis of reality, the image in the mirror of self… It is greed. Am I not then infected? And if this be so, have not we as a species not won (and lost) this long (or short) race according to our own rules for becoming? How odd it is. I want to believe that because of our powerful capacity for cognizance that within the natural evolution of our genus we will take the obvious way toward survival… What a paradox. It reeks of Hope. There is an ever increasing sense of finality, exhaustion, confusion. The religionists trumpet the end of days, Armageddon… Mankind has managed to create out of his instinct to kill or be killed, win or lose entelechy a final weapon he cannot use without losing or kill without being killed… He wins only by losing now…another paradox… Only by denying his isness can he maintain his symbols and his surrogacy. His equations no longer qualify, no longer justify… We are confronting conflicting realities… If the species can survive without men, why do we continue to tolerate their metaphors of intolerance and repression? If we can reproduce without penetration, of what use is he except as an instrument of pleasure…for those who find him pleasurable.
STUDIO SECTION 2009-2012—DOROTHY LAUGHING was completed during the artist's seventy-ninth year. It is a work that requires an exhibition space forty feet by forty feet for optimal viewing. Altogether there are nineteen 8’ x 4’ articulated wood panels and seven free-standing sculptures. The extensive writing that appears on the articulated wood panels is transcribed in its entirety beneath the photographs of the panel on which written.
TERMINUS: Studio Section 1981-1983 was the first of the studio sections created by Robert Cremean. About the second, he wrote: “With TERMINUS II: Studio Section 1985-1990 began a flow of work receptive to everything I am, enfolding me in Process.” No longer did he make individual pieces, a collection of which would then be exhibited for sale in a gallery. He chose thereafter to continue the precedent established with the filling of his studio with work that was all of a piece, a studio section. It was the utilizing the entire space of the studio for the creating of whatever he wished, to experiment, to use panels mounted to the walls almost as canvases. He wrote: “I began to use the Wall as a separate voice in the work, setting it back rather like a Greek chorus for witness and commentary on the action within the sculpture which fronts it: cast shadows, interconnections of line, color, content, etc.” The “walls” became spaces whereon he recorded his thoughts, wrote essays, made images in bas-relief and in three dimension. Combined with three dimensional sculptures placed in front of these wall panels and within the center space bounded by the four walls of the studio, these large bodies of work, named studio sections, continued to be created even with the change of studios. There are the familiar four actual walls; the endless experimentation continues. With the exception of only one, its parts dispersed by a collector, all of the studio sections to the present are housed in the permanent collections of various museums.
The creation of studio sections rather than individual pieces came about during the early 1980s and was the result of the artist vowing, after many very successful one-person gallery shows, never again to place his work in a commercial gallery. All of his work presently is either in private or public collections.
A project of 17 portraits of activists from the gay community in Israel, the works were painted in 2005-2003
The drawings are in a hyper-realistic style of activists and activities from the gay community in Israel, of course there are other iconic figures that I did not draw so I apologize in advance to them, the activists are from the political, cultural and nightlife fields who contributed to the gay community during the 80's and 90's of the twentieth century.
Professor Uzi Even - Professor of Chemistry. The first homosexual MK in Israel, contributed to the promotion of LGBT rights in the workplace, adoption of children, gay marriage.
Theo Mintz - one of the founders of the Gay Lesbian and Transgender Association in Israel.
Ran Kotzer - film director. TV show producer, documentary maker of the films: Cause of Death Homophobia, Gay Games and a documentary on Amos Gutman.
Tal Eitan - fashion and advertising photographer, exhibition curator and nightlife man.
Avi Sofer - jeweler and glass maker, former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Chai Ben Shoshan lives - a man of the night life and was chosen for the Israel Man of the Year competition.
Itai Pankas - former chairman of the LGBT Association, one of the founders of the gay center, branches of the association in the periphery, and a former activist in municipal politics who greatly promoted the rights of the community in Tel Aviv.
Irit Rabinowitz - Israeli painter, born in Beer Sheva.
Michal Eden - lawyer and the first gay politician in Israel. Active in KLF - a feminist lesbian community, promoting the issue of surrogacy, proud parenthood, LGBT rights, the establishment of Beit Dror - a daycare center for boys and girls from the community who were thrown out of their families.
Yuval Hatz - event producer and triathlon athlete and promotes sports in the gay community.
Alon Strykovski - former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Zvi Mermelstein - a homosexual poet, the author of the masterful book "Suiting Upper and Lower Openings".
Shaz - Israeli poet and writer.
Eli Sharon - IDF officer with the rank of the first proud colonel. In the past he was involved in promoting gay tourism and having a couple therapist.
Rami Hasman - Advertiser and one of the leaders of the fight for carrier rights and the promotion of information about AIDS in Israel.
Aitzik Yoshua - journalist and former chairman of the LGBT Association.
Gadi Sasson - Journalist, writer and editor of the Pink Time magazine.
The process of working on the series of portrait paintings was through a meeting at the activists' homes, I photographed them and then I worked with the technique of photorealism on these paintings (like the famous painter Chuck Close) I started with a very careful drawing on a white canvas - I did the drawing with a projector Slides when the photograph is projected onto the white canvas and then a kind of map is created that gives the contours and tonalities of the color from light to dark, after I finished the drawing then I chose the color palette that I want to use to create the portraits, as a painter I almost touch all types of techniques: From painting in the style of photorealism, many paintings and drawings were made from observing objects, still life, flowers, figures or from freely observing any kind of photography... and of course many paintings were made freely from the imagination, so technically I allow myself to use a huge selection of most painting techniques , also with the many years of experience I have experimented with all mediums from pencil drawings, markers, markers, ink, oil paints, acrylic paints, watercolors, gouache paints, works on paper and canvas fabrics, works on wooden plywood, works on books,
I was surprised to see that most of the activists, regardless of their activities for the gay community, are dominant figures in the life of Israeli society, most of them officers in the IDF (as opposed to the image that gays have as if they are not suitable for the army) with professions that contribute greatly to the development of Israeli society on an economic, cultural and social level.
Most of them are in a high economic situation and from the elite of Israeli society,
I painted them in their natural environment, in the beautiful and well-kept houses and some of them are just a portrait without a background.
My goal was actually to show the bourgeois side of the community, through the painting of the conservative realist style, through the portrait against the background of the interior of the well-kept house in which they live, and choosing activists of all ages (as opposed to the many representations given to gays who are shown infrequently or marginally, or excessive preoccupation with the culture of body worship , the beauty and youth as is often shown in the gay community. I also have quite a few such works...
In the series of portraits, I wanted to emphasize the occupation and contribution to the community.
This project was featured on the pages of the Pink Time magazine for months, with the resume description of each and every activist.
In 2009 on the day of the Pride Parade, (a mass event with hundreds of thousands of people) Avi Sofer curated the exhibition dedicated to this project of the activists' paintings in the gay center.
A large and significant part of these works were purchased by the collector Amos Shokan who purchased hundreds of my works.
These paintings continue to receive great exposure on the Internet following the many publications given over the years to this special project.
For me it was a way to give back to the gay community for the many years that gay community settings such as businesses, cafes, magazines, gay centers presented my works, supported me as an artist and members of the community also purchased works of art from me and allowed me to continue creating and working, a complex task in itself for any artist to survive from his art.
Over the years my work as an artist has changed and I would characterize it in two main painting styles, one painting style is the realistic painting with which I created the series of paintings of heterosexual couples, gays, lesbians, pregnant women, the series of portraits from the gay community in the style of photorealism, a realistic painting of the partner Assaf Hennigsberg in a realistic style - colorful and the series of paintings of the realistic expressive flower couples, and on the other hand there is the other style which is the naive painting with which I mainly painted the urban landscape of cities in Israel and in the world, a kind of idealization of reality and the street paintings full of vegetation, colorful buildings and the use of bright and contrasting colors and a series of naive paintings Under the influence of children's drawings with which I created the series of 40 artist books and other drawings that are influenced by children's drawings...
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