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We used frozen sperm from a bank and used the syringe they provided. It worked out fine. Since you have a relatively limited quantity of sperm to work with, timing becomes the big thing (I'd also suggest having your donor's sperm count checked if he's willing). I recommend charting your cycle for some time before you try it the first time. We actually bought a speculum so we could do cervical monitoring, which was incredibly helpful (look up the Beautiful Cervix Project for an idea of how things should look at different points in the cycle, and take photos if you can, since the differences from day to day are much easier to track when you have a visual reference). We found a used copy of The New Essential Guide to Lesbian Conception and found it extremely helpful throughout the process. Good luck!
It sounds like you need to some more learning about what parenting could look like for you and then decide with your new knowledge whether that is something you really want. I recommend a few things.
It sounds like you just need to get a better sense of how this could all take shape. Once you have more info you will be better able to tell what path is for you.
This one is (somewhat) queer & trans inclusive and had a lot of really good information, covering conception + pregnancy and physical + emotional + partners as well. A bit dated, but found it surprisingly comprehensive.
New Essential Guide to Lesbian Conception, Pregnancy, & Birth https://www.amazon.com/dp/1555839401/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_DVQRCbAN0Q46S