Why Intended Parents Want What They Want

Race, Ethnicity, Heritage...?

Access to 12,000 Egg Donors Accross The Country
Bottom line, I help intended parents to have some peace of mind so that they can be ready to choice an egg donor to build the family they have yearned for with access to over 12,000 egg donor profiles across the country.The first thing that I do is I listen. I find out where they are in the egg donor search. I need to know what they have been through and how are they feeling? Most importantly I need to know what is really important to them when it comes to an egg donor. After all they are giving up a lot and letting go of a biological connection is not easy.When I start my search I'm looking for so much more than eye color, hair color and ethnicity. Intended parents

What is it you do?
Bottom line, I help intended parents to have some peace of mind so that they can be ready to choice an egg donor to build the family they have yearned for.The first thing that I do is I listen. I find out where they are in the egg donor search. I need to know what they have been through and how are they feeling? Most importantly I need to know what is really important to them when it comes to an egg donor. After all they are giving up a lot and letting go of a biological connection is not easy. When I start my search I'm looking for so much more than eye color, hair color and ethnicity. Intended parents can find these things on their own. I'm searching for the i

Finding your biological family by Kati Whitaker
Finding your biological family By Kati Whitaker From October, children conceived by egg or sperm donation can find their biological siblings through a voluntary register. Kati Whitaker talks to the donor, the recipients and the children about how sharing genes affects who we think we are.Until recently, if you were conceived via egg or sperm donation, you had to turn detective to find your biological family. The law was designed to protect the identity of parents and of donors. But there has been a radical shift in attitudes towards genetic heritage.

I'm a Mug Master!
I now have a name for what make me good at what I do. I'm a mug master. I have always been told that I have an amazing memory. I can remember a person's face that forever. You know "I never forget a face" well that would be me. My husband is actually almost the opposite where he doesn't remember anyone's face but he could tell you their phone number. I can't remember number to save my life but faces...faces are another thing. So when I came across this article this afternoon I thought ah, that's me. I'll take that a step further to say I think that is one of the skills that help me to find donors for my clients. It is not that I am matching facial features because that