I'm already seeing a number of reviews I disagree with. This is genuinely a big deal.
1) Imagine finding out that your own father who raised you your whole life (these siblings are in their 30's and 40's) is not your biological father.
2) Imagine finding out your biological father has no remorse for his crimes.
3) Imagine you're a man in his sixties (way past the ethical window for having more kids) finding out that your own child isn't yours - that the family line ended with you because of this doctor.
4) Imagine finding out that all the stories about your family history don't directly apply to you.
5) Imagine realizing you only have an autoimmune disorder because a donor who wasn't qualified passed on his genes without consent.
There is a widespread empathy and compassion fatigue problem that is perpetuated by seeing the worst pain and suffering 24/7 online. The people features in this documentary aren't starving children, but they are still enduring trauma.
1) Imagine finding out that your own father who raised you your whole life (these siblings are in their 30's and 40's) is not your biological father.
2) Imagine finding out your biological father has no remorse for his crimes.
3) Imagine you're a man in his sixties (way past the ethical window for having more kids) finding out that your own child isn't yours - that the family line ended with you because of this doctor.
4) Imagine finding out that all the stories about your family history don't directly apply to you.
5) Imagine realizing you only have an autoimmune disorder because a donor who wasn't qualified passed on his genes without consent.
There is a widespread empathy and compassion fatigue problem that is perpetuated by seeing the worst pain and suffering 24/7 online. The people features in this documentary aren't starving children, but they are still enduring trauma.