1 in 6 couples will experience difficulties conceiving.
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The Anonymous Altruistic Donor Egg Program was established to assist an increasing number of patients diagnosed with medical disorders which inhibit egg production. These disorders include
- poor quality oocytes
- inherited genetic disorders
- premature menopause
- post cancer treatment
QFG’s donor egg program is recognised as one of the most successful in Australia with over 200 babies born since inception.
Thoughts of a Recipient"To embark on infertility treatment is a difficult pathway. To discover well down the track that the only way to achieve a long held dream of having children was by relying on the selfless generosity of others giving their genetic material was almost too much to contemplate. Only after the idea was presented several times did we actually embrace it. Now, I only have to look at my son and marvel in wonder at how lucky I am. The gratitude, warmth and emotion I feel towards my donors (even though I don't know who they are) is indescribable, and I thank them from the bottom of my heart, along with the dedicated scientists and medical staff who have been able to give us the greatest gift ...a family." - Mother of a Donor Conceived Baby
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The waiting list for donors is long and where possible we encourage our patients to source their own donor through a sister or friend or advertising. For women who can not find their own donor the QFG anonymous altruistic donor program is available.
