The donor is married, raising two children. Her husband is in the military. At the time of the consultation, she gives the impression of an open, friendly, sociable and emotionally involved person. She is willing to communicate, demonstrates sincerity and a sufficient level of reflection.
She grew up in a single-parent family. Until the age of ten, she was raised by her mother, grandmother and grandfather, who provided a stable, caring environment. After that, she lived with her mother. Her biological father did not participate in her upbringing. Despite the absence of her father, she describes her childhood as calm and prosperous. She maintains a close, trusting and supportive relationship with her mother, and maintains constant contact.
According to the donor, in childhood she was an obedient, responsible and non-conflict child. She devoted a significant part of her time to studying, reading and creative activities. She was characterized positively in the school team, had no disciplinary difficulties, was not prone to risky forms of behavior. She was distinguished by diligence, perseverance and a desire for self-development. After graduating from the ninth grade, she independently entered college with a degree in accounting, which was the first important step towards independence. Later, she created her own family, gave birth to two children. Currently, she works as an individual entrepreneur in the field of beauty, is engaged in manicure and plans further professional development with the prospect of opening her own business.
Despite the significant workload associated with raising children while her husband is in the military, she demonstrates a high level of organization, responsibility, and ability to adapt to life's challenges. She is actively involved in the development of her children, pays attention to their education, attending clubs, and creating favorable conditions for harmonious development.
Regarding participation in the donor program, the decision was made consciously and voluntarily. The main motive is to improve the financial situation of the family in conditions of increased financial burden. At the same time, the donor is aware of the social significance of the program and expresses a desire to help people who face difficulties in implementing reproductive plans. An important factor is the support of her immediate environment - her husband and mother, who positively reacted to her decision.
She received information about the program and the clinic through social networks, independently familiarized herself with the conditions of participation, and showed sufficient interest in undergoing the selection.