1 / 9Quive Jones, a 65-year-old Derby native, is currently the talk of the town. It is not even imagined that any man would get a request on Facebook to become a mother. But this is true. Quive has been donating sperm for the past year.2 / 9So far she has given birth to 116 children. The IVF industry suffered greatly during the Corona period. Women responded well when Cleve advertised donating sperm through Facebook. Clevela sperm by several women in lockdown3 / 9In Britain, most women over the age of 35 conceive and have children through IVF instead of getting married. According to him, IVF is the best way to end the biological clock.4 / 9Britain's IVF center is very crowded with women. But before the lockdown, there was a shortage of people donating sperm. According to the rules, IVF donors in the UK are paid 35 euros. Children born with IVF have their biolog after 18 years.5 / 9More than 7,000 sperms are donated each year in Britain. Due to the corona, 400 centers have been closed in this place. This allows women who want to conceive through sperm donation. They are facing difficulties.6 / 9Women have resorted to Facebook as a solution to this problem. Women in Britain had already relied on sperm donors in the US and Denmark. Now they are trying to find a way through Facebook as the problem has increased due to lockdown.7 / 9Like Quive, many sperm donors have created their profiles on Facebook. According to the Sunday Mail, there are more than 70 specialist groups on Facebook. Which lists sperm donors in London and the UK.8 / 9Queve has posted a lot of information about herself on her Facebook profile. 'A lot of women want to donate sperm from me again,' he said. So far, Cleve Jones has visited 10 children. Continue the work of Quive Sperm Donation.9 / 9