Confessions of a Serial Egg Donor — Julia Derek

Growing by nearly 20 percent annually, the business of egg donors is exploding in the United States. Demand for young women's eggs keeps outstripping the supply in an ever-accelerating pace, prompting the compensation to skyrocket â€" from $250 per donation in 1984 to $100,000 in some cases today. Every year more outlets are created to satisfy this demand. These infertility businesses are at war to attract top donors, virtually unsupervised by either government or private association. In fact, they have established their own guidelines. And their primary targets are vulnerable college girls…

Confessions of a Serial Egg Donor tells the true and disturbing story of how an independent college girl got so caught up by the tens of thousands of dollars she was making on her eggs her body shut down. With brutal honesty, always applying her own brand of humor, she will describe exactly what it was like to be a twelve-time egg donor, including how the broker of her eggs betrayed her viciously in the end.