Southern California egg donors

Become an egg donor.  Such a small phrase for such a large responsibility.  For most people, the prospect of egg donation offers one thing: money!

“Oh, the things I can buy!” she thinks, “and definitely getting those hair extensions I’ve been eyeing for the summer.”

Now, please don’t assume I’m one of those cynical types that are against hair extensions or, for that matter, anything girly or high maintenance, I’ve just already got them.  *Wink*

No, to me, becoming an egg donor would fulfill one of the largest goals of my life, and something that I’ve already begun to bring to fruition.  It is my life aspiration to create a piece of software that provides cost effective pricing and constant algorithmic calculations to maximize profitability in restaurants, then roll out the production of the software with my very own restaurant.  When I close my eyes and imagine this day, I am a hero!  I’ve essentially altered the course of food service forever!  People love me!  And I, of course, am free to do as I please, probably selling the rights to my software to some large conglomerate and sitting back and running my restaurant (not without my constant residuals, though!).

Yet, take a look at present day me.  Sure I’ve got a great job.  Sure I could make a profitable career for myself offering consulting services with a focus specifically on real estate portfolios…

I bet you have no idea what I’m talking about.  Exactly.

In the current economic climate, my entrepreneurial goals are stifled by a “not now” society that fears new ideas and lives trapped in its laissez faire attitude.  ”But hey, we’re not making it worse right?” society thinks.  Wrong.

Enough of my critique.  My point is that I was drawn to register with an egg donor agency when I realized how immediate the potential was to actually pursue my goals.  This is not something I need, nor is it something I’m relying on, but it is something that can greatly speed up the process for me, and something I would be genuinely appreciative of should I be chosen to be a part of it.

Now, there is the altruistic perspective of egg donation.  At its most stripped down core, an egg donor is providing others with opportunities that previously did not exist to them.  The intrinsic motivation is therefore preset and a major factor in my decision to become an egg donor.  I have complete faith in BHED to find those who I am properly suited to donate for and now, my question to you, prospective parents, is what are you waiting for?!

- Camber, BHED donor #7132