In case you needed a reminder, it’s not your fault that you’re not pregnant yet. In our March blog post, we’re exploring several of the reasons why pregnancy (or lack thereof) is often fully out of our control. Learn more about these factors - and your options! Read the rest of this entry ..read more

February is Black History Month. It’s a great time to celebrate Black Americans who have made a difference, especially in the world of women’s reproductive health. We’d like to introduce you to just a few, and to some modern-day trailblazers and organizations who are continuing to support (especially Black) women today — on their journeys to parenthood, and to better health. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

Well, it’s officially 2024. And as you put the finishing touches on your New Year’s vision board, you’re probably also pondering your family-building goals for the coming months. Whether you’re well into your frozen donor egg journey or just beginning to begin it, this 7-step list will help you plan. Needless to say, we’ll be right there with you every step of the way. Happy New Year, indeed. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

Well, it’s December! Snow is falling, poinsettias are blooming and Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas is You” is colonizing the radio. And no matter what your holiday of choice, you’re probably picking up a gift or two (hundred). But while you stock up on special things for everyone from your parents to your mailman, don’t forget to pick out something for the most important person in your life. If you’re reading this, chances are you’re somewhere on your family-building journey, which can be exciting, overwhelming, confusing and all the other “-ings.” So, give yourself a little (or big ..read more

It’s November, Thanksgiving is upon us, and gratitude is the word of the day. But when you’re struggling to conceive , it can be hard to summon much thankfulness at all. Learn why gratitude is still worth exploring, and about the concrete benefits it can have on your health: body, mind and spirit. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

October can be a pretty scary month: your neighborhood is covered in spooky decor, horror movies are everywhere, and don’t even get us started on those cackling witch dolls at grocery stores! Plus, when you’re struggling to conceive or facing the challenge of infertility, seeing children in adorable costumes parading around your neighborhood and social media feed can take an emotional toll. If you’re feeling triggered, remember that it’s okay to log out during challenging times and take a beat for yourself. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

One of the things that sets Donor Egg Bank USA™ apart is the incredible support we’re able to offer our prospective parents. That’s thanks to our team of dedicated client services professionals. We asked our Director of Client Services, Monica Parsons, to share with us a little bit more about what she and her team do. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

At Donor Egg Bank USA™ we use extensive screening to help qualify our diverse selection of egg donors. That includes a genetic test, called expanded carrier screening, to help determine if a donor is a carrier for one or more of at least 100 different genetic conditions. Let’s take a closer look at exactly what that information means and how it can help inform you as you search for your ideally matched egg donor. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

Every gay male couple using frozen donor egg to grow their family has an important decision to make: which parent will share his DNA with their donor-conceived baby. This month, as we celebrate Pride, we’d like to recognize these dads and offer some helpful guidance as they decide whose sperm will be provided when the time comes. Read the rest of this entry ..read more

For those I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting during my 15 years working in fertility, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Mike Large, and I’m thrilled to be leading the next chapter of Donor Egg Bank USA! Read the rest of this entry ..read more