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[Leydig]

Hi,
I and my husband reside in Canada, we are both science teachers, a very loving and happy couple, we are already very happy to have each other but sometimes feeling an emptiness in our home, something like a joy. We chose a clinic in Cyprus and now looking for an egg donor. I am looking for a Caucasian egg donor with blue eyes, fair to medium skin, light-dark brown/dark blonde hair, educated donor. Compensation will be paid by us through the clinic as usual way.

In Cyprus, it is anonymous but we would love to see the donor's baby pictures, OR Donor's sister or brother and father, and mother pictures. We will keep it anonymous for sure.

please contact me if you are interested. [email protected] or you can send me a message through this forum.

Thank you!

Hara

[Get Real!]

You’re looking in the wrong place for blue eyes… can’t ever remember seeing one in Cyprus, only tourists.

[Sotos]

I am Caucasian and educated, but I just ate the last 3 eggs I had in the fridge Come around Easter time... you will get lots of colorful eggs to fill your home with joy

Jokes aside, I am guessing you are in the occupied north where they do such things... probably circumventing proper procedures. If you care that much about looks be very careful with what they give you there... Turks are a very mixed race. They mixed with Caucasians so many of them look Caucasian... but part of their DNA is Turkic from Central Asia and you can never know which genes will end up in your egg

P.S. Why are these people called "donors" when what they are doing is selling, not donating?

[CBBB]

I am guessing you are in the occupied north where they do such things.

There is one in Limassol.

http://www.genesis-cy.com

[GreekIslandGirl]

I've heard a number of success stories regarding the one CBBB has linked to, above. They seem to have a high first-attempt implant rate when people have gone after a couple of failures in the UK.

On the back of the successes of the Cypriot, Genesis clinic, there are a few that have sprung up in the occupied north run by Turks but purporting to be regulated by some Cyprus authority (I looked into it for someone and it was not a genuine Republic institution). Sadly for the mum-to-be who went to the Turkish occupation-run clinic, and after saying how 'lovely' everyone seemed and how pretty Cyprus is, she did not have a successful implant. If I recall correctly, she also had some infection issues. Then lots of other successful parents recommended Cyprus and Greece for IVF to her but I think she was too upset to consider this again.

Anyway, I must say you do not sound like easy-going parents if you have such exacting physical and mental requirements. Healthy is all most parents ask for.

Maybe relax and look into lifestyle changes to help you conceive naturally - I recommended a book to a friend of mine who was in her late 30s and had been trying for years to have a baby - she gave the ideas in the book one last go and withing 4 months she was pregnant. I never got the book back though (didn't need it anyway as I was in my late 40s by then). Basically, it had advice about reducing some of the heavy metals in your drinking water - letting taps run to flush out before drinking the water and stuff like that.

Anyhow, good luck.

[B25]

Hi,
I and my husband reside in Canada, we are both science teachers, a very loving and happy couple, we are already very happy to have each other but sometimes feeling an emptiness in our home, something like a joy. We chose a clinic in Cyprus and now looking for an egg donor. I am looking for a Caucasian egg donor with blue eyes, fair to medium skin, light-dark brown/dark blonde hair, educated donor. Compensation will be paid by us through the clinic as usual way.

In Cyprus, it is anonymous but we would love to see the donor's baby pictures, OR Donor's sister or brother and father, and mother pictures. We will keep it anonymous for sure.

please contact me if you are interested. [email protected] or you can send me a message through this forum.

Thank you!

Hara

Seems you are looking for a terminator of a baby. Crikey babies to order now.

[supporttheunderdog]

I am guessing you are in the occupied north where they do such things.

There is one in Limassol.

http://www.genesis-cy.com

There have been and are quite a few in the ROC - one of which got in trouble and shut down -
https://pulitzercenter.org/reporting/importing-egg-donors-ukraine-cyprus

[GreekIslandGirl]

It's great news that Cyprus is closing down these foreign-owned practices that have been springing up all over the world.

Shame they can't close down the ones in the Turkish-occupied parts as they are living free of the backs of the Republic's well-regulated ones.

[Leydig]

I am Caucasian and educated, but I just ate the last 3 eggs I had in the fridge Come around Easter time... you will get lots of colorful eggs to fill your home with joy

Jokes aside, I am guessing you are in the occupied north where they do such things... probably circumventing proper procedures. If you care that much about looks be very careful with what they give you there... Turks are a very mixed race. They mixed with Caucasians so many of them look Caucasian... but part of their DNA is Turkic from Central Asia and you can never know which genes will end up in your egg

P.S. Why are these people called "donors" when what they are doing is selling, not donating?

Yes, you are right, the Turks are diverse but I have been told the clinics in North Cyprus has a large donor database, but I am guessing they mostly Russian, Ukranian.
And yes, they have to call it DONOR because, you cannot sell any of your organs, body part it is against the law, so they "donating" it. but everbody knows that they are selling their eggs.

[Leydig]

I've heard a number of success stories regarding the one CBBB has linked to, above. They seem to have a high first-attempt implant rate when people have gone after a couple of failures in the UK.

On the back of the successes of the Cypriot, Genesis clinic, there are a few that have sprung up in the occupied north run by Turks but purporting to be regulated by some Cyprus authority (I looked into it for someone and it was not a genuine Republic institution). Sadly for the mum-to-be who went to the Turkish occupation-run clinic, and after saying how 'lovely' everyone seemed and how pretty Cyprus is, she did not have a successful implant. If I recall correctly, she also had some infection issues. Then lots of other successful parents recommended Cyprus and Greece for IVF to her but I think she was too upset to consider this again.

Anyway, I must say you do not sound like easy-going parents if you have such exacting physical and mental requirements. Healthy is all most parents ask for.

Maybe relax and look into lifestyle changes to help you conceive naturally - I recommended a book to a friend of mine who was in her late 30s and had been trying for years to have a baby - she gave the ideas in the book one last go and withing 4 months she was pregnant. I never got the book back though (didn't need it anyway as I was in my late 40s by then). Basically, it had advice about reducing some of the heavy metals in your drinking water - letting taps run to flush out before drinking the water and stuff like that.

Anyhow, good luck.

Thank you very much for the suggestion, I am 46 years old, I have tried everything including 3 IVF, but it did not happen, I just wanna try one more time and ill be done with this.