Basic

Username

Emilie
Sex

Female
Current Location (City, State)

Roskilde, Denmark
Current Location (Zip Code)

4000
Birthplace (City, State)

Holbæk, Denmark
Birthplace (Zip Code)

4300
Birthdate

August 27, 1997
Clinic/Bank/University/Doctor (USE COMMA BETWEEN MULTIPLE; SPELL FULL NAMES)

Cryos International
Donor ID (Alphanumeric Value ONLY! - NO EXTRA INFORMATION - Separate Multiple ID's with ',' - or 'N/A', 'Unknown', 'Anonymous')

No. 478
Known 'Donor' Information (or 'None')

Caucasian. Scandinavian. Blond hair. Blue eyes. 178cm. 70kg. BA student i Business/economics. Blood type 0+.
I am a

Sperm Donor Conceived Person
Searching For

Sperm Donor, Half-Siblings, Donor Relatives, Donor Conceived Friends
Known Genetic Health History (or 'None')

None.
Age Discovered Donor Conception or Told Offspring

Age 24.
Social Parent(s) Type

Heterosexual Couple
Month & Year I 'Donated' or Conceived (Parent or Offspring)

Conceived December 1996.
Number of Naturally (non-DCP) Conceived Children ('zero' if none)

zero.
Number of 'Donor' Children ('zero' if none)

One.
Number of Known 'Donor' Siblings ('zero' if none)

5.
Registry Memberships

MyHeritage.com
DNA Database Memberships

FamilyTreeDNA.com, GEDMatch.com, MyHeritage.com
Paternal Haplogroup (or 'Unknown')

Unknown
Maternal Haplogroup (or 'Unknown')

Unknown
Height

153cm
Eye Color

Blue
Hair Color

Blonde
Hair Texture

Straight, Thin
Weight

49kg
Education Level

Bachelors
Universities/Colleges

University of Copenhagen.
Currently studying at College of Pharmacy Practice “Pharmakon”.
Degree(s)

Bachelor’s degree in Dental Hygiene
Military

Not.
Interests/Hobbies

Reading. Running. Nature – walking/hiking in nature. Personal development. TV-shows.
Companies / Organizations / Positions

Currently working at at Pharmacy.
Community Service Organizations / Roles

.
My Story

Didn’t know I was a donor conceived person. Grew up as an only child with a loving mom and dad. Took a DNA test at MyHeritage which showed 4 (now 5) half siblings. I was so confused. I knew my parents had gone through an infertility program, but they always told me that my dad was my dad – no question. I suddenly thought that something must have gone wrong at the clinic, using the wrong sperm… My parents had some explaining to do.
My parents are from a generation were infertility wasn’t something you talked about. They had told no one that I wasn’t my fathers child..
I MADE A MATCH!

Yes!