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What if an egg donor decides she wants to have her own children?

April 26, 2017children decides donor egg wants

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What if an egg donor decides she wants to have her own children?

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Egg donors can remain on RCC’s egg donor list from the age of 21 until the age of 33, if desired. During this time some donors decide to have children of their own, at which time they will be removed from the list. Donors can be removed from the list temporarily, but can be put back on the list after the donor has delivered and has stopped breast feeding.