Physical
Medical
Family Medical History
Religion
Updates to ProfilePhysical
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Height:
6'4"
(193 cm) |
Weight:
203 lb
(92 kg) |
Eye Color:
Blue
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Hair:
Blond/
Straight |
Skin Tone:
Light
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Ancestry:
Caucasian
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Blood Type:
A+
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Ethnic Background:
Austrian-German-Irish/German
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Education:
MA/Public Administration
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Occupation:
Military Officer
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Interests:
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Camping, Guitar, Rock Climbing, Sailing, Swimming, Viola
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Medical
| 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 HistorySee list of questions asked here
Your Mother
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 72 |
| Living / Dead | Living |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | N/A |
Health Problems
Healthy
Your Father
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 82 |
| Living / Dead | Living |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | N/A |
Health Problems
Healthy
Daughters
Your Daughter 1
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 1 |
| Living / Dead | Living |
Health Problems
Healthy
Your Mother's Father
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 87 |
| Living / Dead | Dead |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | Fall in the shower, heart failure |
Health Problems
Disease
Age Diagnosed
Treatment For Condition
Other
No other diagnosed health problems at time of death
Your Mother's Mother
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 93 |
| Living / Dead | Dead |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | Breast cancer |
Health Problems
Disease
Age Diagnosed
Treatment For Condition
Breast cancer
89
Declined treatment
Your Father's Father
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 28 |
| Living / Dead | Dead |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | Died in a War |
Health Problems
Disease
Age Diagnosed
Treatment For Condition
Other
No diagnosed health problems at time of death
Your Father's Mother
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 69 |
| Living / Dead | Dead |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | Heart attack |
Health Problems
Disease
Age Diagnosed
Treatment For Condition
Other
No other diagnosed health problems at time of death
Your Father's Sisters 1
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 80 |
| Living / Dead | Dead |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | Pneumonia |
Health Problems
Disease
Age Diagnosed
Treatment For Condition
Other
No other diagnosed health problems at time of death
Your Father's Sisters 2
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 67 |
| Living / Dead | Living |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | N/A |
Health Problems
Healthy
Your Father's Brothers 1
| Question | Response |
| Current age or age at death | 72 |
| Living / Dead | Dead |
| Cause of death and any treatment prior to death | Pneumonia |
Health Problems
Disease
Age Diagnosed
Treatment For Condition
Other
No other diagnosed health problems at time of death
Religion:
| Faith | Christian |
| Denomination | Catholic |
Updates to Profile
| Update Available | Yes |
| Updates - Personal | N/A |
| Updates - Medical | Update September 2024: Donor has recently started taking the medication Adderall to treat symtoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). |
| Updates - Family Medical History | UPDATE September 2024: This donor started treatment, at age 34, for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). There is still controversy as to whether people with apparent adult-onset ADHD have an increased risk of having children with ADHD. It is unclear at this time what the risk is for adult-onset ADHD individuals to have children with ADHD. It is likely to be greater than that of the general population, but the actual risk remains unclear. UPDATE October 2025: A child conceived using this donor was diagnosed with VACTERL association. Her medical differences included missing ribs, a club foot, an underdeveloped thumb, and a tracheoesophageal fistula. The child passed away shortly after after birth. No genetic cause has been identified. The underlying cause of VACTERL is unknown, but it is currently presumed to affect the development of multiple body systems early in pregnancy. Scientists suspect it’s caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. As such, most cases of VACTERL are believed to be sporadic and the risk for other donor conceived children to be affected is likely less than 1%. |