Read this : Woman’s Touching Love Story How She Married Anonymous Man Who Donated Sperm to Save Her (Photos)

A woman has married the anonymous sperm donor who is
the biological father of her daughter, reports The Sun.
The report reveals that after losing two sons to a genetic
disease, Aminah Hart felt her last chance to have a healthy
child was through an anonymous donor.
She selected 42-year-old farmer Scott Anderson after he
‘stood out’ during the selection process. When Leila turned
two, Ms Hart became curious and googled clues to the
mystery man’s identity.
However, after that she decided to take things further by
making formal request to contact the twice divorced ‘happy
and healthy’ cattle farmer who also had four children of his
own.
Ms Hart said: “We managed to keep it quite a private day and
it was just beautiful.
“There was a lot of love in the room for us. People were really
happy to see two people so happy.”
But Ms Hart said she wouldn’t “ever advocate (sperm
donation) as a dating service”.
She continued: “What happened to Scott and I is such a
random thing. He was basically just a brief profile on a piece of
paper. He could have been anyone.”
“The fact that we met and we liked each other and we fell in
love and all of those things are still so far-fetched to me.”
“Sometimes we do look at each other and go, ‘you and I met
through (Leila) and we’re married now’. It’s kind of bizarre.”
Aminah and Leila on the wedding day
Now, two years later, Aminah has penned a memoir How I
Met Your Father and a production company is due to turn
the couple’s unusual love story into a movie.
In the book Aminah describes the loss of her two sons,
Marlon and Louis, who were born with X-linked myotubular
myopathy – which only affects boys.
Marlon lived for just 14 weeks and Louis died at 14 months.
Aminah continued: “Because their lives were so short, I thought
it would be a beautiful thing for them, that I can bring them to life
and give their life a bit more meaning and context.
“I realised how emotionally we wrap things up in little boxes
and tuck them away just to carry on. To access that part of my
life was really emotional.”
Ms Hart, now in a much happier place, said she did not take for
granted the joy she had with her daughter and new husband.
“(Leila) is such an easy kid to parent, just a delight. She wakes
up smiling goes to bed smiling,” she said.

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