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Caitlin

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Hobbies

Eating, Cooking, Reading, Going to church/temple, Keeping pets, Visiting with friends, Watching TV or movies, Sewing/knitting, Beauty and hair care, Being a leader of a group, Listening to music

Occupation

Administrative

Administrative

Relationship Status

Single Parent

Ethnicity

White/Caucasian

Religion

Christian

Type of Home

House

Type of neighbourhood

City

Caitlin

First Name

Caitlin

Last Name

East

Country

United States of America

Address

1400 South Jonquil St.

Eye Color

Brown

Hair Color

Dark Brown

Height

5'4

Education

Associates degree

Gender

Female

Smoking

No

Drinking

Moderately

Hobbies

Eating, Cooking, Reading, Going to church/temple, Keeping pets, Visiting with friends, Watching TV or movies, Sewing/knitting, Beauty and hair care, Being a leader of a group, Listening to music

Age

32

CHILDREN DETAIL

Children

Do you have kids?

None

How many kids do you have?

Children

How old are they?

Do they live with you?

Tell us about your children. What do they like to do for fun?

PHOTOS

Photos

Caitlin

Fullname

Caitlin

LastName

East

Resident Country

United States of America

Address

1400 South Jonquil St.

Eye Color

Brown

Hair Color

Dark Brown

Height

5'4

Ethnicity

White/Caucasian

Education

Associates degree

Hobbies

Eating, Cooking, Reading, Going to church/temple, Keeping pets, Visiting with friends, Watching TV or movies, Sewing/knitting, Beauty and hair care, Being a leader of a group, Listening to music

Religion

Christian

Occupation

Administrative

Type of home

House

Type of Neighbourhood

Fullname

LastName

Resident Country

Address

Eye Color

Hair Color

Height

Ethnicity

Education

Hobbies

Religion

Occupation

Type of Home

Type of Neighbourhood

FAVOURITES

Caitlin

Actor

Johnny Depp

Animal or Pet

Dog

Author

Meg Cabot

Bedtime story

Goodnight Moon

Beverage / Drink

Dunkin's Mango Pineapple Refresher made with green tea

Book

1-800-Wher-R-You

Candy Bar

Mr. Goodbar

Childhood Memory

A full family trip to Disneyland, including aunts, uncles, cousins, sisters, grandparents, great uncles, and close friends.

Color

Seafoam Green

Dessert

anything with Chocolate

Disney Movie

Beauty and the Beast

Car

Job

Advocate

Family Activity

Train Rides road trips

Restaurant

Wendy's

Flower

Tulip

Fruit

Strawberry

Hobby

No Data

No Data

Hobby

Reading

Holiday

No Data

No Data

Holiday

Christmas

Song

That's Who I Praise

Sport to play

Soccer

Favourites

Sport to watch

No Data

No Data

Sport to watch

Baseball

Traditions

Christmas cooking

Christmas cooking

Things to cook

Cakes

TV show

Psych

Movie

Wicked

FAVOURITES

Caitlin

Actor

Johnny Depp

Pet

Dog

Arthur

Meg Cabot

Bedtime story

Goodnight Moon

Beverage / Drink

Dunkin's Mango Pineapple Refresher made with green tea

Book

1-800-Wher-R-You

Candy Bar

Mr. Goodbar

Childhood Memory

A full family trip to Disneyland, including aunts, uncles, cousins, sisters, grandparents, great uncles, and close friends.

Color

Seafoam Green

Dessert

anything with Chocolate

Disney Movie

Beauty and the Beast

Dream Car

Dream Job

Advocate

Dream Vacation

New York

Family Activity

Train Rides road trips

Resturant

Wendy's

Flower

Tulip

Fruit

Strawberry

Hobby

Reading

Holiday

Christmas

Song

That's Who I Praise

Sport to play

Soccer

sport to Watch

Baseball

Things to cook:

Cakes

Favorite Traditions

Christmas cooking

TV show

Psych

Movie

Wicked

Actor

Pet

Arthur

Bedtime story

Beverage / Drink

Book

Candy Bar

Childhood Memory

Color

Dessert

Disney Movie

Dream Car

Dream Job

Dream Vacation

Family Activity

Resturant

Flower

Fruit

Hobby

Holiday

Song

Sport to play

sport to Watch

Things to cook:

Favorite Traditions

TV show

Letter

INTRO LETTER 

Dear Prospective Donors,

First, I want to thank you for taking the time to read my story and for considering embryo donation—a decision that is both selfless and filled with love. I can only imagine the depth of thought and emotion that has gone into your journey, and I want you to know how much I admire and respect the path you have taken.

For as long as I can remember, I have dreamed of being a mother. That dream, however, has come with challenges. At just 15 years old, I was told that having children might not be in the cards for me. When I was officially diagnosed with PCOS at age 22, I was told that while not impossible, it was highly unlikely that I would be able to conceive without medical intervention. For years, I held onto hope, exploring every avenue that might lead me to motherhood. At the ripe age of 30, that hope led me to a fertility specialist, where I underwent multiple tests and two rounds of IUI—neither of which were successful. I took some time to regroup, to research other options, and to focus on my health so that, when the time was right, I would be fully ready to give my future child the best chance to grow and thrive.

It was during this time that I learned about embryo adoption. A woman my aunt knew had gone through the process, and when I heard her story, I was inspired. Seeing the love she had for her child, a child who was not genetically hers but who was every bit her baby, made me realize that this was the path I was meant to take. When I returned to my fertility specialist, hopeful and ready to try again, I was met with devastating news—both of my fallopian tubes were now completely blocked. IVF was suggested, but deep in my heart, I knew embryo adoption was where I was being led all along.

Though my journey to motherhood has been long and, at times, painful, I have never once doubted that I am meant to be a mother. I have always known that love—not biology—is what truly makes a family. That belief was instilled in me by my grandmother, a woman who cared for more children than I can count. Many of them grew up right alongside me, and to this day, we are still family. I have seen firsthand how love creates unbreakable bonds, and I cannot wait to pass that same love on to a child of my own.

I am blessed to have an incredible support system who will love this child just as deeply as I will. I am the oldest of three sisters, and my relationship with them has only grown stronger over the years. Between the two of them, I have eight nieces and nephews, ranging in age from toddlers to preteens, and they call me "Aunt TT." They know how much I have longed for a baby, and their excitement is both heartwarming and overwhelming. They’ve helped me paint a nursery (which, admittedly, was a bigger mess than when we started), they’ve picked out baby names (some a little more creative than others), and they point out clothes and toys they want to buy for their cousin. They have made sure that even before this baby is here, they are already so incredibly loved.

Beyond my sisters and their children, my mother, my grandparents, and even my extended work family have all been unwavering in their support. My aunt, who was unable to have children of her own, has been my rock through this process, offering endless encouragement and love. This child will never want for a village—it will already have one waiting, eager to embrace them with open arms.

Family is at the heart of everything I do, and we have so many traditions that I cannot wait to share. We host monthly family game nights, where kids and adults alike stay up late playing board games, laughing until we can’t anymore. Every year, we kick off the school year with a special "staycation," complete with school shopping, swimming, and memory-making. And at the end of the school year, we throw a big foam party, filling the backyard with bubbles and lights as the kids celebrate another year of learning. Holidays are always special, from our New Year’s Eve countdowns with sparkling cider to Christmas Eve gatherings at my grandmother’s house, where she insists on doing all the cooking despite our protests. These traditions, both old and new, are what make our family so strong, and I can’t wait for a child to be a part of them.

Professionally, I am a patient advocate at a hospital. I have the privilege of connecting with patients and their families, making sure they feel supported and heard throughout their journey. The hospital also offers incredible resources that I will be able to use to support my child, from health insurance to virtual urgent care. As an employee, I have access to a family-building support network, where I can connect with other parents and potential parents who are on the same journey. My workplace offers paid leave, childcare assistance, and discounts on vacations and travel—all of which are valuable resources that will help me balance work and family life. Beyond my career, I love spending time with my family however that looks. Whether it’s attending my nieces’ and nephews’ soccer games, dance recitals, or cheerleading events, I’m there, cheering them on with all my heart. I also love to bake, which I find calming and therapeutic, and I plan to share that joy with my child. I am an avid reader, which I never thought I would be as a child! I love how reading opens up new worlds, and I can’t wait to share that with my child as well. I’m also a crafty person, always picking up new hobbies like crocheting, painting, or making blankets. I want to teach my child that they can be passionate about multiple things—whether it’s something creative, athletic, or academic—and that their interests and passions should always be supported.

I want you to know that if I am chosen to adopt your embryo, your child will grow up in a home filled with warmth, laughter, and unwavering love. My home will be one of bedtime stories, holiday traditions, and endless adventures. There will be pillow forts, cookie-baking sessions, nature walks, and movie nights. I will be there for every scraped knee, every first day of school, every dream and ambition they dare to have. I will cheer them on at every soccer game, school play, or dance recital, and I will be their safe place in every moment of uncertainty. More than anything, I want this child to know—beyond any doubt—that they are loved, cherished, and wanted.

I also want to assure you that I believe in honesty and openness when it comes to my child’s story. If I am blessed to raise your embryo into a beautiful baby, they will grow up knowing how deeply they were loved—not just by me, but by you as well. From an early age, I will share their story with them in a natural, loving way. I will teach them that their life began with an act of profound generosity and selflessness. I am open to as much or as little contact as you are comfortable with—whether that means sharing pictures, updates, future visits, or simply knowing that this child will grow up surrounded by love and gratitude for the choice you made.

I know that the decision of where to place your embryo is not an easy one, but please know that if you choose me, your child will be raised in a home that is overflowing with love, surrounded by family and friends who will cherish them endlessly. Regardless of my journey as a single mother, this child will never lack for love, support, or belonging. They will be treasured beyond words, not just by me, but by my entire family, who already cannot wait to welcome them with open arms.

Thank you for considering me, and thank you for the incredible gift you are giving—no matter where your journey leads.

With heartfelt gratitude,

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