I am writing to introduce myself and to express my deep interest in embryo adoption. After much consideration and soul-searching, I have decided to embark on the beautiful journey of expanding my family through embryo adoption, and I am reaching out to potential donors like you in hopes of finding a suitable match. I decided to pursue this journey after previously struggling to conceive due to endometriosis.

Embryo adoption represents a unique and compassionate way to give embryos a chance at life while fulfilling my dream of becoming a mother once again. I understand that the decision to donate embryos is a deeply personal and significant one, and I want to assure you that I approach this process with the utmost respect, gratitude, and commitment.

A little about me: I am a 42-year-old woman who has spent the past eighteen years focusing on my career and school. I have three siblings, who are all married, and between them, I have six nieces and nephews. My family is extremely close-knit, and my parents are still married. They are an extensive support network for me and are excited to meet any embryo I deliver. My family lives anywhere from 7 - 20 minutes away, depending on the family unit. However, I know they would be there if I needed them urgently. All adults are trained in CPR and BLS, and six have a medical background. My oldest nephew and niece are also trained in CPR. Any child I have will grow up in this close-knit family with substantial support. Also, I plan to take them camping and hiking. My grandma created a love for gardening in me, and I plan to incorporate gardening into possible weekend activities. Our neighborhood is a quiet and safe area. No playgrounds are within walking distance, but multiple playgrounds are nearby.

My family enjoys getting together for birthdays or holidays and after church. I also like spending one-on-one time with my nieces and nephews. I see my family weekly at church on Sunday, and I currently have my nieces and nephews on a six-week rotation. My nieces love to get their nails done, so I try to do that and then take them to lunch or ice cream. With the boys, it is somewhat tricky. The oldest one, who is 14, we have been going to Dave and Buster's for lunch, then enjoying time in the arcade together. With the youngest two, who are 4 and 3 years old, I am still figuring out what to do with them. Yet, with their parent's help, I'm sure I can think of something. I want them to feel special as they spend time with me. I am open to the child participating in dance or sports if they like. My nieces and nephews are, and they enjoy them immensely. I attend their recitals and sporting events to the best of my ability.

As a loving and devoted woman, I am fully prepared and excited about providing a nurturing and stable home for a child. I am ready to shower my future child with love, opportunities, and happiness. Every child deserves a chance at life, and I am eager to welcome a new addition to my family through the miracle of embryo adoption.

I am thankful to have a stable job that will allow me to take time off to bond with the baby. They are flexible if I become ill. I plan to be off for 12 weeks after the baby is born. My supervisor and manager are very understanding and know life happens. They are also very supportive of this process.

While I am at work, my parents are willing to watch them. They live ten minutes from my house and about four minutes from my job. I plan to raise any child I have in a Christian household, and I am considering either having them home-schooled or placed in a private school until they are in high school. My goal is to provide a strong foundation for them to utilize when faced with various life challenges. However, I want them to experience all the high school activities, such as going to a dance or school football game. Also, if one day they tell me they love the same gender, or identify as a specific gender, I will still love them unconditionally. I was raised to treat each person with kindness and respect no matter their gender, race, religion, or who they love. I would want any child I have to do the same thing.

If you are open to donating your remaining embryos to me, I would be honored to discuss this further and explore whether we could be a good match. I understand there may be questions, concerns, or concerns to address. I will speak with you to ensure both parties are comfortable and well-informed.

Thank you for reading my letter and considering me a potential recipient of your embryos. I am deeply grateful for your selflessness and generosity, and I look forward to the possibility of getting to know you and sharing this incredible journey. I am eager to hear from you and am available to meet or speak at your convenience.