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1 Welcome to KRELLE s Extended Donor Profile KRELLE voluntarily provided the following information which will be disclosed to future parents as an aid in their selection General information and characteristics Height: 185 cm Weight: 89 kg Build: Muscular Shoe size: 45 Clothing size: Extra Large Skin tone: Fair Facial shape: Square Lips: Medium Eye colour: Blue/Green Eyebrows: Dark Brown Beard: Dark Brown Hair: Brown, medium thick and straight Words that describe my personality would be: Kind, humorous, independent, nerd, strong-willed, ambitious and caring. KRELLE uses prescription lenses. He is allergic to dogs and grass pollen, but it does not require medical treatment. He does not suffer from any medical conditions or physical abnormalities. KRELLE resembles the American actor Channing Tatum. Click here for photos of Channing. Academics KRELLE has been going to school for a total of 14 years including primary and lower secondary school. After finishing high school, he worked for a year. Currently, he is studying biotechnology engineering at the university. He is planning on spending an additional four years on education. KRELLE s career goal is to become a great engineer and work at a big medicine company. His former jobs include working as store clerk, substitute teacher and promoter. KRELLE s native language is Danish and he also speaks English and German. He has not served in the military. My career goal is to be a great engineer and to work at a big medicine company.
2 Q&A with KRELLE KRELLE answers questions about his life, experiences, and good memories Which words describe your personality? Kind, humorous, independent, a nerd, strong-willed, ambitious, caring. Describe your strong sides: When I do something, I have to do it a 100%. I have to be the best at what I do as long as it does not hurt or cause trouble for others. I care very much about the people around me, friend or foe, it does not matter. It means a lot to me, that people in my company feel at ease and are happy. I am not scared of making silly jokes, especially not on my own behalf. How many hours of sleep do you get on an average night? 8. Do you eat healthy? Always. I love eating healthy food and I eat so many vegetables that I am afraid I might turn into one myself! Do you smoke? No. Do you ride a bicycle? All the time. How much alcohol do you drink on average per week? 0. Which countries have you visited: USA, Germany, Holland, Italy, France, Tanzania, Turkey, Switzerland, Belgium, Mexico. Describe your weak sides: I am easily distracted. A little selfish from time to time. Sometimes I start too many projects which can make me become a little overwhelmed and stressed out, even though there is in reality no need for that if I had just been more patient. What is your marital status? Single. Do you have any children? No. Which types of sport do you play or have played? Swimming, soccer, fitness. I love sports! I train and eat healthy in order to participate in a competiton on achieving the greatest physique in terms of composure and symmetry. Not to be confused with bodybuilding! Which other types of sports are you interested in? Mixed Martial Arts and handball. List any other hobbies you may have or have had: I have always loved animals and I have spend a lot of time studying various kinds of animals and species. List which musical instruments you play or have played: None. Religion: Christianity. Describe the best holiday you have had: I was on an interrail trip in Europe with 5 of my friends. We had an amazing time, and we got to meet so many different people and experience many different cultures in different countries. What do you like the most about your own country: The free education.
3 Q&A with KRELLE - continued KRELLE s dreams, favourites and experiences Who are your idols/heroes/heroines? My biggest heroes are my grandfather and grandmother. They are now in their early seventies and they are still going strong and working hard to help and support me and my family in dire times. They are my pillars of strength in life and I hope one day to be able to give everything back they have given me. I also hope one day to be as strong a pillar for someone as they have been for me. What are your goals in life? Finish my education and have a job with possibilities to go overseas and work. I find one of the greatest things in life is to experience new cultures and meet new people, and I hope my career will help me towards these experiences. Most dangerous: A car crash where I was passenger, on a highway South of Los Angeles. Greatest sorrow: The break up with my first and so far only girlfriend. What is your favourite colour? Blue as the sky and the ocean. It reminds me of freedom. What is your favourite animal? Tiger. Big, strong, beautiful, dangerous. What were your childhood dreams: I wanted to be the Danish version of Steve Irwin. Which values do you rank the highest? Kindness, honesty, love for your next of kin. Which childhood experience made the biggest impression on you? When I was a child, I hit my head in a water roller-coaster and was knocked unconscious. I remember waking up as my cousin lifted me up and started running towards a paramedic. Ever since then, I wanted to be strong enough to carry others in case they got hurt physically or mentally. Which was your greatest experience or moment? First ride in my own car. What is your favourite kind of food? My grandmother s stew. Besides the fact that it is delicious, there is also a ton of memories connected to that dish. What is your favourite kind of music? I like music that has a story, so I do not listen to pop music but I like old school rap and rock. What is your favourite kind of car? Volvo V70 R (2000). My first ever (and only car). I had it for half a year, then I had to sell it because I started in college and moved to an apartment. I miss it everyday. Happiest: The day I graduated from high school. Funniest: The whole interrail trip. Scariest: Under a visit in Tanzania with my high school we nearly got robbed by the police. Proudest: The first time my grandparents told me that they were proud to have a grandchild like me. What is your favourite kind of pet? Dog. I have never seen a dog in a bad mood. I do not know of a more loving and giving creature. What is your favourite time of year? Summer. I feel more comfortable in warmer climate. What is your favourite book and/or author? Amulet from Samarkand. It was the first long book I red. What is your favourite movie and/or director? Pulp Fiction. A Tarantino masterpiece.
4 KRELLE s family tree Information about KRELLE s siblings, parents and grandparents Paternal Grandfather Age: 77 Education: Mason Occupation: Mason/ Fisherman Height: 170 cm Weight: 88 kg Eye colour: Blue Paternal Grandmother Age: 68 Education: Barber Occupation: Barber Height: 161 cm Weight: 72 kg Maternal Grandfather Age: 73 Education: Salesman Occupation: Furniture designer Height: 172 cm Weight: 69 kg Eye colour: Blue Maternal Grandmother Age: 72 Education: Accountant Occupation: Accountant Height: 169 cm Weight: 75 kg Hair colour: Black Father Age: 51 Education: Mason Occupation: Mason Height: 178 cm Weight: 72 kg Mother Age: 45 Education: High school Occupation: Accountant Height: 169 cm Weight: 76 kg Sister Full or half: Full Age: 19 Education: High school Occupation: Store clerk Height: 170 cm Weight: 68 kg
5 A personal message from KRELLE My motivation for being a Cryos International donor Extended Profile data filled out on 07JUN2016 Layout and design modified on 16JUN2016
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