Have you suffered from any serious illness, disabilities or health challenges?

No

Are there any serious illnesses in your family?

No

Is there any history of mental illness in your family? Have you been diagnosed with depression, ADHD, or ADD?

No

Is there a history of cancer in your family? Please explain:

My paternal grandfather died of lung cancer (he was a heavy smoker), and my maternal grandmother died of leukemia.

What are your smoking and drinking habits?

1-3 drinks per week.

AMH

5.01

PREVIOUS CYCLE RESULTS

2 cycles completed, results on file to be sent to your clinic for review.

Why do you want to become an egg donor?

I’ve decided not to experience pregnancy and raise a child from birth to adulthood myself. I am content supporting my partner’s children and running a kids' business, but I still feel a natural urge to contribute to life in some way. Becoming an egg donor resolves this conflict, allowing me to fulfill that desire, whether or not I ever meet the child.I also find immense happiness in helping others. Just as donating blood gives me a sense of purpose knowing I’ve helped someone in need, egg donation provides a similar satisfaction. The process is minimally invasive and doesn’t have a long-term impact on me, unlike donating an organ. The temporary discomfort is worth it to change someone’s life and help create a new one without negatively affecting mine. For me, this act of generosity is deeply fulfilling.

Anything special you'd like to tell us about you?

I’d say that I have a genuine passion for learning and personal growth. I’m constantly seeking out new experiences and challenges to help me better understand myself and the world around me. I value meaningful connections with others and enjoy exploring ideas that encourage creativity and innovation. I also believe in the importance of leading with empathy, and I strive to approach every situation with an open mind and a kind heart.

Other achievements or honors

I appeared multiple times on the Dean's List, and I have received numerous scholarships. In high school, I also received multiple academic awards.

ACT and SAT SCORE (or the equivalent in your country)

GPA of 4 (highest possible score for my master's)

What is/was your major?

Master's of Canadian Common Law

Are you currently working? If so where and in what capacity?

I lead and support the development, implementation, and review of legislation, standards, guidelines, and policies aimed at protecting public health. My responsibilities include conducting research, environmental scans, and jurisdictional reviews to evaluate and address issues while identifying and recommending policy options, programs, and objectives. I plan, coordinate, and facilitate stakeholder consultations with both internal and external parties. I provide public health expertise, advice, and recommendations to shape cross-government, multi-stakeholder initiatives and strategic planning efforts that impact public health. Additionally, I assist in the preparation of work plans, environmental scans, briefing materials, reports, and presentations. Currently, I am engaged in the process of revamping the Public Health Act of Alberta.

Who are the most important people in your life?

The most important people to me are my closest family members and a small group of truly loyal friends. My family provides unwavering love and support, and I value their guidance and encouragement in every aspect of my life. I turn to them when I need advice, comfort, or simply a reminder of what matters most.As for my closest friends, they’re the ones who have been by my side through thick and thin. These are the people I can laugh with, share my dreams with, and rely on when times get tough. They not only bring joy into my life, but they also challenge me to be a better version of myself.

What are your special talents?

My talents include writing, storytelling, conflict mediation, and public speaking. I’m witty, emotionally intelligent, and adept at improvising in the kitchen to create delicious meals. These skills and interests allow me to engage meaningfully with others, continue growing, and explore the world around me.I also have a very good memory.

What is the one change you wish to see in the world?

One thing I’d love to see change in the world is a stronger emphasis on empathy and understanding in everyday interactions. I think many of the problems we face, such as conflicts, inequality, and even misinformation, could be mitigated if people made a conscious effort to see things from others’ perspectives. Building a more compassionate, connected society starts with individuals choosing to listen without judgment, to offer kindness where it’s needed, and to acknowledge the shared humanity in everyone they meet. That shift in how we treat one another could ripple out and create a more peaceful, equitable world.

What would you consider to your greatest strengths?

I consider my greatest strength to be my ability to think critically and approach problems from a data-driven perspective. I’m someone who values logic, evidence, and well-reasoned arguments, which allows me to make informed decisions and tackle challenges with clarity and confidence. This mindset helps me navigate uncertainty, weigh options carefully, and contribute meaningful insights to any situation.

What is your favorite dish to consume?

My favorite dish is vermicelli. I love vermicelli because of its versatility and how it easily takes on the flavors of whatever ingredients it’s paired with. It’s light yet satisfying, and it works perfectly in a variety of dishes.

What is something you've accomplished in life that you are most proud of?

1) I planted over 500,000 trees single-handedly during four consecutive summers working as a tree planter while living in a tent in northern Ontario. 2) I skipped grade 12 and CÉGEP, was accepted into university at 16, and law school at 17. Additionally, I published a scientific article before the age of 25.3) I volunteered over 100 hours during university, teaching English to Syrian refugees and providing mentorship and support to families as they transitioned to life in Canada through personal visits and guidance.

What is a book you love?

Daring Greatly is my favorite book because it genuinely transformed how I view vulnerability and courage. Brené Brown’s insights helped me see that allowing myself to be open and authentic, even when it’s uncomfortable, is one of the most powerful ways to grow. Her approach is both deeply personal and research-backed, which makes it feel both relatable and credible. The book inspires me to show up fully in my relationships, take meaningful risks, and embrace imperfections instead of hiding from them. Every time I revisit its pages, I discover new insights that motivate me to live more wholeheartedly.

How would other people describe you?

My closest friends would probably describe me as thoughtful, reliable, and driven. They’d say I’m the kind of person who puts a lot of care into my relationships, making sure the people around me feel supported and understood. They might also point out that I have a strong work ethic and a curious mind, always eager to learn and grow. While I can be a bit of a perfectionist at times, they’d likely see that as part of my dedication to doing my best. Above all, they’d say I’m loyal and someone they can count on no matter what.

Describe your own personality to us

I am a positive and adaptable individual with a calm, welcoming energy that makes people feel comfortable around me. I connect easily with diverse groups by highlighting shared interests while staying true to myself. Strangers often approach me in various settings, drawn to my accepting nature. I value kindness and strive to reflect it in my interactions, while also maintaining healthy boundaries. Despite my calm demeanor, I am ambitious and driven—a "social Type A." I take on challenges with enthusiasm, motivating others through collaboration rather than command. I am also very challenge-oriented. Recently, I sold my car and now commute exc

Books you are currently reading

Daring Greatly - Brenée Brown

Who are you closest to in your family and why?

The most important people to me are my closest family members and a small group of truly loyal friends. My family provides unwavering love and support, and I value their guidance and encouragement in every aspect of my life. I turn to them when I need advice, comfort, or simply a reminder of what matters most.As for my closest friends, they’re the ones who have been by my side through thick and thin. These are the people I can laugh with, share my dreams with, and rely on when times get tough. They not only bring joy into my life, but they also challenge me to be a better version of myself.

What was the defining moment that made you choose your field of study/career path?

The moment that pushed me toward studying law happened during a government class in high school. We had a mock trial as part of our curriculum, and I was assigned to play the role of the defense attorney. I remember diving into the case details, carefully crafting my arguments, and even practicing my opening and closing statements in front of the mirror. When we finally presented our case, I realized how much I enjoyed the process; not just the debate, but the challenge of thinking critically, analyzing facts, and constructing a compelling narrative.What really stood out to me, though, was the sense of purpose I felt. Even though it was just an exercise, I liked knowing that I was fighting for something, advocating for someone’s side, and exploring how the law could be used to create fairness. That experience made me realize I wanted to pursue a path in law.

If you could tell the intended parents who are considering you one thing, what would it be?

If I could tell the intended parents one thing, it would be that this decision comes from a place of compassion and a genuine desire to help them create the family they’ve been dreaming of. I’m committed to approaching this process responsibly and thoughtfully, and I’m honored to have the chance to contribute to something so meaningful in their lives.

Places you'd love to travel

Vietnam, Taiwan, Turkey, Japan, China, etc.

What are your favorite words to live by?

If you can't change the situation, then you must change how you feel about it.

Sports/Dance/Hobbies you enjoy

My hobbies, interests, and talents reflect my love for learning, creativity, and connection. I enjoy cycling and take pride in maintaining my bike to ensure smooth rides. also enjoy cooking healthy, savory meals that balance essential macros. Additionally, I have a passion for herbal remedies, often experimenting with ingredients like echinacea, lemon balm, and pine needles to create personalized tea blends for different objectives. For special occasions like Christmas, I prepare tea bags for friends, carefully labeling them with ingredients and benefits. I’m an avid learner, often attending workshops and picking up new skills. This year, I learned to use a Circuit on various surfaces and took sewing classes. I enjoy spending time in nature, walking, running, or biking along the river valley year-round. I also love languages—I’m fluent in French and English, conversational in Spanish and American Sign Language, and have basic proficiency in Mandarin, Cantonese, and Arabic, with knowledge of Braille. Geography is another interest, and I enjoy games involving countries, capitals, and flags.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

In ten years, I see myself traveling places and visiting countries by cycling. I want to be a lawyer and run my own mediation practice. I want to have deep and meaningful relationship with a group of people I love.