Re: Natalie Evans
That’s an interesting point Phylum, and it will take the Wisdom of Solomon to resolve it.
It is also interesting to note that in the main women say that she should be allowed to use the embryos and also in the main men say that she should not.
However when it comes to an abortion the man’s view is not taken into account or if it is it is generally over ridden. A woman cannot be forced into carrying on with a pregnancy if she wants to abort it but the other side of the coin is that a man cannot be forced into fathering a child if he doesn’t wish it.
It is tough on Natalie Evans but the courts have made the right decision.
With hindsight the couple should not have had embryos stored but separate eggs and sperm and this case should highlight the dangers of storing embryos that other couples must heed if they want to avoid possible future problems.
I wonder what the verdict would have been had Natalie’s fiancé died or been killed before the separation or after?
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