“For many of our donors, it's a wonderful opportunity to find out more about their bodies and to also explore their own fertility because as an egg donor you have access to the very best facilities and doctors in the country.”
“We get questioned a lot about culture and the spiritual side of things as well, but what we feel is that the essence of every culture and every religion is the concept of hope and family," she said.
Another benefit to donating was understanding their bodies in terms of their health. “One of the good things about being a donor is that you become more aware of your own genetic history and it helps you make good decisions going forward. The agency provides couples who are longing for a child with a group of donors ranging from 18 to 32 years.
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