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1 Welcome to WILCOX s Extended Donor Profile WILCOX voluntarily provided the following information which will be disclosed to future parents as an aid in their selection General information and characteristics Height: 187 cm Weight: 73 kg Build: Skinny Shoe size: 45 Clothing size: Medium Skin tone: Fair Facial shape: Oval Lips: Medium Eyebrows: Brown Beard: Brown Hair: Brown, thick and wavy Words that describe my personality would be: Openminded, happy, generous and sweet. I value happiness in every moment of my life. WILCOX does not use prescription lenses. He has pollen allergy but needs no medical treatment, and he sometimes has atopic dermatitis during winter but he treats it with a thick lotion. He had his polyps removed at the age of 2. WILCOX resembles the American actor Colton Haynes. Click here for photos of Colton. Academics WILCOX has been in school for a total of 16 years including primary and lower secondary school. He has graduated from high school, and is currently a professional sports athlete in cycling. WILCOX s career goal is to continue living of his pas- sion to sports. He has previously worked in a supermarket, in a coffee shop, and as a mechanic. His native language is Danish, and he also speaks English and German. He has not served in the military. I m currenlty a professional sports athlete in cycling, and my goal is to live of this passion.

2 Q&A with WILCOX WILCOX answers questions about his life, experiences, and good memories Which words describe your personality? Open-minded, happy, generous towards other people and sweet. Describe your strong sides: Always find the positive in everything. Treat other people like I also want to be treated. Always open-minded towards new ideas. Describe your weak sides: Taking responsibility in big groups. Afraid of taking the leader role. What is your marital status? Single. Do you have any children? No. Do you eat healthy? Always. Do you smoke? No. Do you ride a bicycle? All the time. How much alcohol do you drink on average per week? 1 drink. Which countries have you visited? Germany, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Poland, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland and Czech Republic. Which types of sport do you play or have played? Soccer, hip-hop dance, swimming and cycling. Which other types of sports are you interested in? Running and extreme sports of any kind. List any other hobbies you may have or have had: Interior designer, furniture and music. List which musical instruments you play or have played: - Religion: Christian. How many hours of sleep do you get on an average night? 8.5 hours. Describe the best holiday you have had: An amazing trip to the stunning country Iceland. Being in a country where the nature is having such powerful influence, is just amazing to experience I think. Hiking in the their mountains and exploring the country was so amazing. What do you like the most about your own country? The atmosphere in every city you are in is so nice and you always feel welcome there. The people living in my country are open-minded and welcome everyone.

3 Q&A with WILCOX - continued WILCOX s dreams, favourites and experiences Who are your idols/heroes/heroines? Big sports athletes for their passion to what they do. I don t have anyone in particular, but some of the great ones in every sport are idols to me. What are your goals in life? To be happy in everything I do. It doesn t matter what I do, as long as I enjoy the thing I m doing. What were your childhood dreams? To be a fireman and save lives. To go out and explore the world. Most dangerous: Hiking in some mountains, where I fell a couple of meters down. Greatest sorrow: Seeing my granddad die of cancer in front of me. What is your favourite colour? Navy blue. Because it s a powerful and beautiful colour. What is your favourite animal? Dog, because it s just like having an extra family member. Which values do you rank the highest? Happiness in every moment of my life. Which childhood experience made the biggest impression on you? When I was eating freshly baked apple pie at my grandparents house. The smell of the cake and the smiles of the people around the table, where everyone was happy and didn t have any concerns about life. Just enjoying the moment with the family being together. Which was your greatest experience or moment? When I was successful in my sport. Winning big competitions after training hard for ages. What is your favourite kind of food? Meat, when it s cooked right. What is your favourite kind of music? Pop and electronic. What is your favourite kind of car? SUV. Because the driving is so comfy in SUV cars. Happiest: When my family is together and everyone is smiling and having a great time. Funniest: To be in school with my friends could always make a lesson fun, because it was with my best friends. Scariest: When I was alone in my summer house during a storm. Proudest: When I got my own house and it was time to start a new chapter in my life. What is your favourite kind of pet? I will also go with a dog here, as the same reason as why it s also my favourite animal. What is your favourite time of year? Spring - the season where the flowers are blossoming after a long winter. What is your favourite book and/or author? What is your favourite movie and/or director? Pulp Fiction because the actors are playing their roles so perfect in my opinion.

4 WILCOX s family tree Information about WILCOX s siblings, parents and grandparents Paternal Grandfather Age: 72 Education: Machine engineer Occupation: Machine engineer Height: 183 cm Weight: 78 kg Paternal Grandmother Age: 71 Education: High school Occupation: Medical secretary Height: 173 cm Weight: 64 kg e Maternal Grandfather Age: 74 Alive: No Education: Engineer Occupation: CEO Height: 185 cm Weight: 74 kg Health: Died of cancer Maternal Grandmother Age: 75 Education: High school Occupation: Medical secretary Height: 167 cm Weight: 63 kg Father Age: 49 Education: Engineer Occupation: Consultant Height: 187 cm Weight: 81 kg. Has light pollen allergy Mother Age: 47 Education: Pedagogue Occupation: Pedagogue Height: 176 cm Weight: 68 kg Brother Full or half: Full Age: 21 Education: University Occupation: Student Height: 175 cm Weight: 80 kg Hair colour: Light brown Brother Full or half: Full Age: 11 Education: Primary school Occupation: Student Height: 163 cm Weight: 59 kg

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