Donor Stories Details
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Female If you could pass on a message to the recipients, what would that message be: Message to pass on to the recipients of your eggs: “I would like to wish them the best of luck, and hopefully everything would turn out great. Be the best parents you can be, and if the child has red hair, don’t let them dye it, they’ll regret it.”
Female Occupation: Life and Health coach- created my own business and Substitute teacher
Female If you could pass on a message to the recipients, what would that message be: Egg Donor message for egg recipients: “My biggest request is that you teach the baby as many languages as possible. When he/she grows up this will be a great advantage. And love them with all your heart.”
Female Reasons for donating: The reason we wanted to donate is because we know what kind of an amazing child we produce because we have two daughters who are genetically ours. We didn’t want someone to have to go without a baby and we know our embryo will bring immense joy. Our kids are beautiful, healthy, and smart. Why not share more of that with the world?
Female If you could pass on a message to the recipients, what would that message be: You hold the most amazing human in your hands. We donated because we want you to have a baby that is amazing. We have two of our genetic daughters and they are sensational. We chose not to implant due to my age and life circumstances. He/She will be physically beautiful, smart, and kind. Please, love this child with all you have.
Female Reasons for donating: When this oocyte donor was asked about her motivation for donating, this donor indicated “she was inspired to assist women struggling with infertility after her cousin had five miscarriages. She offered to be an egg donor or surrogate (gestational carrier) for her cousin.”
When asked what she perceives she is specifically donating, this donor stated “her eggs do not represent a baby but rather “a cell, an opportunity. The person who carries the child and gives birth is the mother.””
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