A 73-year-old woman in India has given birth to twin girls.
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By Guest Nicole
The Stork has a success rate of 20% - comparable to IVF It works by first collecting sperm into a cervical cap at the end of a condom, then using a method known to improve the chances of pregnancy Figures revealed for the first time show it's helped hundreds of couples since launching two years ago However, experts believe the true number could be much higher The device costs £100 in the UK and $80 in the US - compared with a round of IVF which costs £5,000 and $12,000
A £100 'condom' has helped hundreds of couple become parents just two years after its launch, figures released for the first time show.
Experts have revealed the success rate of the over-the-counter device, which does the exact opposite of what condoms are usually used for, is around 20 per cent - almost as effective as IVF.
But the device, called The Stork, costs £100 in the UK which is £4,900 less than a cycle of IVF in the UK and at $80 it is considerably less than IVF in the US where cycles cost about $12,000.
Figures show the conception kit, which uses a cap with a condom-like device to hold sperm close to the cervix, has helped 150 British couples become parents since its launch.
The device is also sold in the US and has been available in Australia since last year - helping couples worldwide.
However, experts believe this figure could be much higher as many parents are unwilling to come forward and share their experiences.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3900948/The-100-condom-4-900-cheaper-IVF-just-effective-helped-hundreds-couples-conceive.html
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By César Chávez · Posted
If speculation of children before the flood was made as though, God was an evil God, it would perceive those children had not succumbed to the evils that existed at that time. Genesis 6:6 There would have been no need for the flood, the ark, and the salvation of just a few. We wouldn’t be having this conversation. It was clear to God, children didn’t just inherit sin, but became embroiled in that sin out of their own will. Indeed. Perhaps by reading further in Philippians it becomes more apparent and enlightened by Paul’s words. Once again, a witness should not reflect on prophecy if prophecy is not made known to that individual. There is a reason why God guides humanity. This is why God exerts obedience. Surely, we can’t claim to be above God in order to use his words in controversy. A well-established prophecy has divine providence. I believe Russell also rejected some understandings of Barbour especially after the public disagreements they had and the "separation" of their works. I will not speculate on the assumptions of others. Personally, I understand the path Pastor Russell was following as well as the path the Witnesses accepted. I have no need to further my studies on a subject that is well known and accepted even by other Christian sects as it has become known to them. Will they credit the Watchtower? I don't see how they could. I will leave that to divine decision by God, not man. We can be desperate to find answers and Satan can entice our knowledge with the fruit of the tree of knowledge. I, much rather seek Gods divine guidance. Therefore, I suspect the embarrassment comes from those that blindly seek their own independent understanding, and fail to trust in God those sinful men God has chosen and entrusted with prophecy. However, if someone is inclined and brazen to use such as these dates as substance, they should include 1975 and 2000. I will let John 7:6 answer your query. I won't further the discussion. I have seen where only the privileged here can speak without retribution. Since I’m neither an ex-witness that is given that privilege, nor am I a conflicted witness, I don’t wish to upset anyone here. By the tone of your "harsh" words, I am confident that is exactly where we are heading. -
By Srecko Sostar · Posted
Yes, that is core thing in a individual faith vs collective faith. Collective faith power is visible from some WT magazine paragraph as in one who speaking about teachings that are unique to JW organization. WT Society said how Salvation is only possible inside Organization and inside respecting whole spectar of Teachings presented by GB. Here i see contradiction that exists when JW facing with difficult situations. You made good point how issue of Salvation is on other side of spectar, and not in respecting teachings that is questionable or periodicaly changed. But as it was already said, core faith (not core doctrine/doctrines) is Jesus. Faith in Jesus. -
By James Thomas Rook Jr. · Posted
In considering the thread topic "The Watchtower and the Colored people", how do you define "colored people"? I, am caucasian, but am kinda pinkish, tan color. Are we talking about everybody except Albinos, who are as white as a marshmallow? ... and if we label everybody "green people" to avoid discriminatory language, do the light green people get to sit in the front of the bus? -
By James Thomas Rook Jr. · Posted
I have carefully considered all of the above points, and concerning the willingness to die for one's beliefs, I have this to say about that: Actor, comedian, and film producer, etc., Woody Allen said it best when asked about one of his latest movies, and the body of movies he had made in the past, either as star, producer, director, or all three ... "Would you, through your movies, like to live forever in the hearts of your many fans?" He replied "I would like to live forever, in my apartment in Manhattan." -
By James Thomas Rook Jr. · Posted
One of three questions they asked me at my Reinstatement was (paraphrased) "What is your opinion of the Governing Body?" I replied (paraphrased) " I would have to agree with them in the February 2017 Watchtower, that they are neither inspired of God, or infallible.". I believe that if I had phrased that differently, all other things being equal, I would NOT have been Reinstated. By actual test, I would agree with you, Anna. -
I haven't watched it yet. Did he really say that, because that's what I've always said. Some people didn't like that though, unfortunately proving that they were kind of "worshipful" of the GB, and believed the GB were ultra special and more than anyoe else. -
By James Thomas Rook Jr. · Posted
The same Elon Musk whose red sports car sent to Mars was supposed to have batteries for cameras and telemetry that would last 12 hours and more. They failed at four hours.
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