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| Sex | |
| Current Location (City, State) | Knoxville |
| Current Location (Zip Code) | 37919 |
| Birthplace (City, State) | CA |
| Birthplace (Zip Code) | 94122 |
| Birthdate | May 25, 1987 |
| Clinic/Bank/University/Doctor (USE COMMA BETWEEN MULTIPLE; SPELL FULL NAMES) | UC San Francisco |
| Donor ID (Alphanumeric Value ONLY! - NO EXTRA INFORMATION - Separate Multiple ID's with ',' - or 'N/A', 'Unknown', 'Anonymous') | Unknown |
| Known 'Donor' Information (or 'None') | Medical student/resident in 1986 at UC San Francisco who’s sperm was sourced through the office of Dr. Robert Nachtigal. He is of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry with roots to Latvia or Belarus, and I know of 10 successful pregnancies through my results on 23andme but no other information is known other than he may have had a residency at Stanford. |
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| Known Genetic Health History (or 'None') | None |
| Age Discovered Donor Conception or Told Offspring | 26 |
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| Month & Year I 'Donated' or Conceived (Parent or Offspring) | N/A |
| Number of Naturally (non-DCP) Conceived Children ('zero' if none) | Zero |
| Number of 'Donor' Children ('zero' if none) | Zero |
| Number of Known 'Donor' Siblings ('zero' if none) | 10 |
| Registry Memberships | I do not belong to any registries. |
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| Paternal Haplogroup (or 'Unknown') | Unknown |
| Maternal Haplogroup (or 'Unknown') | U3b2 |
| Height | 5'2 |
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| Weight | 100 |
| Education Level | |
| Universities/Colleges | San Francisco State University |
| Degree(s) | B.A. – Psychology |
| Military | N/A |
| Interests/Hobbies | Photography |
| Companies / Organizations / Positions | Payscale |
| Community Service Organizations / Roles | Treasurer – Women in Tech |
| My Story | I was conceived through a sperm donor in 1986 after my parents’ natural attempts at children were unsuccessful after 6 years. I’d always felt something was different about me in comparison to my siblings and other members of my family. I have a different build and temperment despite how close I am to my family. My parents are Middle Eastern – Lebanese on my mother’s side (and confirmed with DNA testing,) as well as Palestinean on my father’s side (non-donor and also confirmed by DNA testing.) I joke that I’m literally peace in the Middle East since they decided (or had no other choice but to) move forward with a Jewish donor. I’d like to find this man and potential siblings to know more about my paternal ancestry and health history as well as his story. I was raised by an incredible father and I’m thankful to my parents (and the donor) for taking these steps to ensure my existence – especially as I’ve been navigating my own fertility journey as part of a same-sex couple. |
| I MADE A MATCH! |
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