Confessions of a Serial Egg Donor
The Anti-Hero Memoir of a 1990s Fertility Hustle
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Julia Derek
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Some women donate eggs to help families. I did it to pay the rent.
In 1990s Los Angeles, I was a broke Swedish immigrant with limited options and unlimited eggs. Egg donation paid better than waitressing, hurt less than telemarketing, and seemed harmless enough—at first. So I did it. Then I did it again. And again.
Twelve times, actually.
I became a super donor, injecting myself with hormones in traffic, recruiting other women into the business, and fielding six-figure offers from couples seeking designer genes. I mastered the donor hustle—until my body had other plans.
When extreme hormone imbalance sent me spiraling and the clinic dismissed it as “personal problems,” I learned the hard way that using your body as an ATM comes at a price.
Unapologetic and darkly funny, Confessions of a Serial Egg Donor isn’t the story of the miracle of modern medicine. It’s about rent money, immigration, and learning your limits—the expensive way.
READER NOTE: This book is not for everyone. If you’re looking for an inspirational story about egg donation, you’ll be disappointed. This is about survival, not sainthood.