Becoming a Mother at 40, Single — IVF with Donor Sperm as a Viable Option

Lessons from an Anonymous Case: Decision, Support, and Medical Balance

PublishedOctober 18, 2025

Last UpdatedOctober 18, 2025

More women are choosing when and how to become mothers. This article uses an anonymized case—a single woman in her 40s who pursued motherhood with donor sperm, progressing from IUI to IVF—to offer a neutral perspective on reproductive choices for single women.

Introduction

Case Overview (Anonymized)

Single-Parent Family Building with Support

Medical Takeaways

Social Context — Single Women and Reproductive Autonomy

Conclusion — The Freedom to Choose Motherhood

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