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Victoria Hopewell was a forty-something divorced clinical psychologist when she met and married a longtime bachelor whose ninety-year-old parents were anxiously waiting for a grandchild. Problem was, even though Victoria had two young daughters from a previous marriage, her intense desire to create a baby with her new husband was thwarted by her own body. Her eggs were aging faster than her healthy hormones and youthful appearance would suppose. Desperate to bear a child, willing to undergo every procedure from Lupron shots through egg harvesting and in vitro fertilization (IVF), she is blocked at every corner of medical protocol from achieving her dream of a successful pregnancy.
Finally she journeys toward acceptance of using a donor egg, much to the dismay of her growing daughters. But no eggs are available, and she is placed on a lengthy hospital waitlist. Victoria and her husband then embark on a surrealistic egg hunt to fi nd their own donor. Follow her insider's account of the hidden world of egg donation-where women's eggs are bought and sold over the internet and a beautiful model with high SATs and a prior successful donation commands the highest prices.Grade A Baby Eggs is a must read for anyone considering IVF and the donor egg option to bearing children.

"Reading Victoria Hopewell's Grade A Baby Eggs not only taught me more than I ever knew about today's fascinating fertility subcultures, but brought me an entirely new insight into how commercialized even so sacred an activity as human reproduction can become. This memoir is funny, sad, touching, always human, never dull."
-Paul De Angelis, co-author of Dear Mrs. Kennedy

Victoria Hopewell is the pen name of a Ph.D. clinical psychologist who interned in the psychiatry department of Harvard Medical School. She has been an instructor in psychology at both Harvard and Cornell Medical Schools. In her private practice in New York she has counseled some of the over six million infertile couples in the United States. This book is based on her personal experience. Readmore .. .