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Donor Number: 4811

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Family Medical History

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Question	Response
Have you or any of your family members been diagnosed with alcoholism or drug addiction? If yes, relation and age affected:	No
Any dietary restrictions? If yes, explain:	No
Do you wear glasses or contact lenses? Are you near or far-sighted?	No
Allergies (medicines, food, pollens)? If yes, please list substance and reaction caused:	No
CMV IgG Antibody	Negative
CMV IgM Antibody	Negative
Note any comments regarding above items:	N/A

Family Medical History
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Your Mother

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	65
Health Problem	Zygodactyly, no treatment
Health Problem	Skin cancer on face, removed with surgery	61
Living / Dead	Living

Your Father

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	68
Health Problem	Diabetes mellitus requiring insulin therapy, due to being overweight	60
Health Problem	Stroke, treated with physical therapy	65
Living / Dead	Living

Brothers

Your Brother 1

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	30	(in his 30s)
Health Problem	Healthy
Living / Dead	Living

Your Brother 2

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	20	(in his 20s)
Health Problem	Acne, treated with over-the-counter cream	14
Living / Dead	Living

Your Mother's Father

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	68
Health Problem	Heart attack, no treatment	68
Health Problem	Cause of death: Heart attack	68
Living / Dead	Dead

Your Mother's Mother

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	86
Health Problem	Healthy
Living / Dead	Living

Your Mother's Brothers 1

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	54
Health Problem	Concussion, no treatment	54
	Severe trauma due to car accident	54
	Cause of death: Severe trauma due to car accident	54
Living / Dead	Dead

Your Mother's Brothers 2

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	65
Health Problem	Healthy
Living / Dead	Living

Your Father's Father

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	65
Health Problem	Colon cancer, attempted treatment with surgery	62
Health Problem	Cause of death: Colon cancer	65
Living / Dead	Dead

Your Father's Mother

Question	Response	Comment/Age Affected
Current age or age at death	86
Health Problem	Dementia, no treatment	79
Living / Dead	Living

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Updates to Profile

Update Available	Yes
Updates - Personal	No change to donor Personal Profile: April 2014, June 2014, January 2015, June 2016. Update received July 2018: Occupation has changed from Volunteer to Software Quality Assurance. No change to donor Personal Profile: May 2019. Update received January 2020: Donor's occupation has changed to Electronic Acoustic Technician. Update received June 2023: Occupation has changed to Self-employed.
Updates - Medical	No change to donor Medical Profile: April 2014, June 2014, January 2015, June 2016, July 2018, May 2019, January 2020, June 2023.
Updates - Family Medical History	Update received April 2014: Maternal grandmother has been diagnosed with dementia at age 96, no treatment received. Update received June 2014: Maternal grandmother died of heart failure at age 96. Update received January 2015: Paternal grandmother died of complications of a urinary tract infection at age 88. No change to donor Family Medical History: June 2016, July 2018, May 2019, January 2020. Update received June 2023: Donor's Father has died from cardiac arrest at age 79.Update June 2025: Four-and-a-half-year-old boy has been diagnosed with global apraxia, which impacts his speech and general motor control (both gross and fine motor) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). There is suspicion he may have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) however he is too young to diagnose at this point. He hit most developmental milestones at the very back of the "normal" bell curve (i.e., walking independently at 20months). He was evaluated for speech delay at the ages of two and three. He has made great progress with apraxia-specific treatment. He has received speech, occupational, and physical therapies.Academically, he's performing a little above average for his age. He has no other medical concerns. He has not pursued any genetic testing. Per his mother, “he is a happy, healthy boy, very high-functioning and receiving lots of support servicesfrom optimistic therapists.” Given the high frequency of autism in the general population and that this is the first report out of many births for this donor, the risk for recurrence in the donor’s other offspring, though unknown, appears to be minimal. Without knowing the underlying cause of apraxia in this child, risk for recurrence appears low though ultimately remains unknown.