In this
day and age, every college-aged woman either has seen an advertisement or knows
somebody who has donated their eggs.
Have you ever stopped to learn about it?
Egg
donors are young women (21-27 years old) who aid in the creation of a family
when a couple is not able to conceive on their own. After undergoing extensive testing, this
young woman will follow a protocol that will lead to the retrieval of her egg
production in a given month. Her eggs
are then combined with the semen of the intended father to result in an embryo
which gets transferred to the intended mother, who carries her baby for nine
months. And voila! A new baby is born.
Why Do Women
Donate Eggs?
Some
women, though too young to be planning their own families, might have close
ones who suffered the tremendous heartache of infertility and want to help them
conceive; others are just intrigued by the recruiting advertisements. Some think
that they will never want children for themselves so why not share their ability
to conceive with women who cannot do so themselves. Whatever a woman’s reason for donating, it is
most important for her to understand that donating her eggs will not hurt her own
ability to conceive in any way. The eggs
taken are ones that would be lost naturally and instead get harvested and
provide a solution for an infertile couple who would otherwise never be able to
conceive.
With
Egg Donation, Showing Kindness Has Tremendous Rewards
Only
special women understand the incredible gift that egg donors share with complete
strangers.
There
are many benefits that donors receive throughout the process:
Egg donation money has
helped women pay off college loans or debts, have seed money for future
investments, or even just provide them with pocket money for their college
years. Egg donors are free to choose how to use their egg donation money, which
is rewarded to them for the amazing gift they give to someone else. We at Bundles of Joy, LLC support our donors
throughout the process and invite them to do it again and again.