A female athlete makes a great frozen egg donor

To be a frozen egg donor is to fulfill the dream of a couple who cannot conceive, but who would love to raise a child of their own. For healthy, educated women – and athletes in particular – this can be a rewarding experience, both emotionally and financially.
A frozen egg donor is in the unique position to give a selfless gift of immeasurable value to a loving couple challenged by physical limitations. And who better for the job than a female athlete?
Women who participate in sports have a clear commitment to their overall health and well-being. They tend to be intelligent, motivated and in great physical shape. There could be no better traits to pass on to a child.
And think of the personal satisfaction that comes from knowing a frozen egg donor could be singularly responsible for raising the all-encompassing wish of a loving couple into reality. It’s just like being the player who scores the winning goal or races across the finish line first in the greatest championship event life has to offer.
And it can be a lucrative experience as well that has no negative bearing on your own ability to conceive a child when you are ready.

Frozen egg donation differs from fresh egg donation in that a frozen egg donor is treated in advance – in a highly professional and federally regulated clinic environment – with eggs harvested and properly stored for future use. Recipient clients select eggs from a desirable frozen egg donor as needed.
Any healthy woman between the ages of 21 and 30, of any ethnic origin, who is more than five feet tall, and has had some form of education beyond high school, is a potential frozen egg donor. A normal body mass index is also required – another great advantage easily held by women athletes over the average population.
Candidates must be willing to participate in a comprehensive no-charge screening process that will evaluate general and reproductive health, genetic history and psychological stability.
An accepted frozen egg donor at Atlanta-based My Egg Bank North America is paid $6,000 for an initial egg donation. Compensation is raised to $7,000 for their second frozen egg donation and $8,000 for every subsequent donation. This could mark a major financial windfall for a student, young professional or athlete struggling to make ends meet as they pursue sports-related goals.
Becoming a frozen egg donor is an option that should be considered by any female athlete who is compassionate and interested in giving a helping hand to couples who – to no fault of their own – are denied the greatest gift life has to offer. There can be no doubt; the rewards are immense for all involved.