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  • Slovenian, Irish, English, German. Height: 6’2”. Weight: 190. B. S. , M. S.
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    • Female born Feb 4 2010
  • Read message posted 10/20/20
  • Updated on 10/21/20
  • parent
  • Started donating Jan 2008. Stopped donating Mar 2008. Slovenian (50%), Irish (25%), English (12. 5%), German (12. 5%). Height: 6'2". Blood type O+. Weight: 195 pounds. Brown Wavy hair. Blue eyes. Fair complexion. BS and MS. Agnostic. The clinic tells me that there were 4 live-births, so this means that chances are fair-to-good that there are at least 4 or so half-siblings.
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    • Sperm Donor
  • Posted 07/31/14
  • Updated on 10/29/23
  • sperm_donor Post Medical Update Has Donor Survey
There are a total of 1 offspring, 0 sibling matches, and 2 donor to offspring matches for this donor.
SSB (Dis) Connects The Donor Sibling Registry welcomes all families affected by the upcoming closure of Seattle Sperm Bank Connects this coming January 2027. Since 2000, we've provided a permanent, secure, independent platform for donor-conceived people, parents, and donors from facilities worldwide to safely find and connect with biological relatives. In their official statement posted to the platform, Seattle Sperm Bank cited a few specific reasons behind the decision: Evolving Data Privacy Laws: They said navigating complex, shifting global privacy requirements (such as GDPR in Europe) made maintaining an in-house communication platform difficult. (The DSR is GDPR compliant). Resource Reallocation: The sperm bank stated they want to retire the forum to focus their internal staff and technological resources entirely on core clinical operations. (Profit) Security Standards: They noted that protecting the sensitive personal data shared on their site was no longer viable under their existing infrastructure. (The DSR spends a lot of time and money to ensure that our site is secure.) We invite Seattle Sperm Bank families to create their posting or search our database of over 106,000 members to maintain or build both sibling and donor connections (without fear of commercial platform shutdowns).
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  • Born 1988. Stopped donating 1988. Height: 6'4". Blonde hair. Blue eyes.
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    • Female born 2019
  • Posted 04/25/21
  • Updated on 04/25/21
  • parent
  • Born 1988. Height: 6'4. Weight: 185. Blonde hair. Blue eyes. I am a single mother with a (now, as of 2018) lovely teenage daughter. I decided to have my second child via sperm donation. I always knew I wanted a second child even though I was not sure about wanting a long term relationship. My career and parenting were time consuming enough and so I decided to try on my own. My darling son, Ira, was born 2/ 11/ 18. He is happy, healthy, chubby and now the second center of my world. Unfortunately, I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer during my pregnancy - at just 37 years old. I worry now about my child's future, although my parents, daughter, friends, brother and his wife are wonderful supports in our lives. I guess I would like to provide Ira with the opportunity to know more family, so that he may have as much connection with others as possible. I think it would be meaningful to him to connect with blood siblings in the future when he is old enough to appreciate such a thing. My last name is extremely rare and so in sharing this, I hope that regardless of what my future holds, parents of siblings might read this and be able to reach out to me or find my mom Rose Gergerich (in Arkansas), or my brother, Garth Gergerich, who lives in the northeast, so that the kiddos could connect.
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    • Male born Feb 11 2018
  • Posted 11/13/18
  • Updated on 11/13/18
  • parent
There are a total of 2 offspring, 2 sibling matches, and 0 donor to offspring matches for this donor.