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| Username | |
| Sex | |
| Current Location (City, State) | Clemmons NC |
| Current Location (Zip Code) | 27012 |
| Birthplace (City, State) | Manhassett, NY |
| Birthplace (Zip Code) | 11030 |
| Birthdate | March 1, 1983 |
| Clinic/Bank/University/Doctor (USE COMMA BETWEEN MULTIPLE; SPELL FULL NAMES) | Dr. Rosenfeld |
| Donor ID (Alphanumeric Value ONLY! - NO EXTRA INFORMATION - Separate Multiple ID's with ',' - or 'N/A', 'Unknown', 'Anonymous') | Unknown |
| Known 'Donor' Information (or 'None') | None |
| I am a | |
| Searching For | Sperm Donor, Half-Siblings, Donor Relatives, Donor Conceived Friends |
| Known Genetic Health History (or 'None') | Crohns disease |
| Age Discovered Donor Conception or Told Offspring | 31 |
| Social Parent(s) Type | |
| Month & Year I 'Donated' or Conceived (Parent or Offspring) | June 1982 |
| Number of Naturally (non-DCP) Conceived Children ('zero' if none) | 2 |
| Number of 'Donor' Children ('zero' if none) | zero |
| Number of Known 'Donor' Siblings ('zero' if none) | 1 |
| Registry Memberships | |
| DNA Database Memberships | |
| Paternal Haplogroup (or 'Unknown') | Unknown |
| Maternal Haplogroup (or 'Unknown') | H6a1a |
| Height | 5'1" |
| Eye Color | |
| Hair Color | |
| Hair Texture | |
| Weight | 107 lbs |
| Education Level | |
| Universities/Colleges | Stony Brook University, Weill Cornell PA program |
| Degree(s) | Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology, Master of Science in PA studies |
| Military | None |
| Interests/Hobbies | Traveling, trying new restaurants, visiting museums, going to the park |
| Companies / Organizations / Positions | Physician Assistant |
| Community Service Organizations / Roles | None |
| My Story | My father had a low sperm count so my parents thought they could never conceive. The first adopted two children from Columbia (my sisters). My mom always wanted the experience of pregnancy and to have her own biological child. So they used a donor to conceive me. My brother, who was born 4 years after me was the biological child of both of my parents. He was a complete surprise. My parents told me that they had used a donor when I was having a miscarriage and was trying to figure out my blood type. My dad tried very hard to help me find my health history on the donors side but we were unsuccessful. My dad ended up passing away of melanoma several years ago. It didn’t matter to him that most of his children were not his biological. He loved all of us incredibly. |
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