Donneur Joakim
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FairFax Cryobank
Le donneur Joakim privilégie les relations humaines plutôt que les biens matériels ; il partage souvent des anecdotes et aime faire rire les autres lors des réunions de famille. Sa nature volontaire et travailleuse transparaît dans tout ce qu’il entreprend. Sans prétention et les pieds sur terre, il privilégie les expériences plutôt que les biens matériels. Il admire ceux qui restent humbles et cherche souvent à nouer des relations avec des personnes qui partagent ses valeurs d’authenticité et de gratitude. Le donneur Joakim possède une silhouette svelte et musclée qui reflète sa routine d'entraînement rigoureuse. Ses cheveux foncés sont soigneusement coiffés, ce qui renforce son allure soignée. Il s’habille avec goût, privilégiant les tenues chics et décontractées. Sa mâchoire bien dessinée est saillante, dégageant confiance et détermination, rehaussée par une subtile barbe de trois jours qui ajoute à son charme.
Apparence physique
Taille
170 cm
Poids
69 kg
Teint
Neutre (peau qui bronze ou brunit légèrement)
Couleur de cheveux
Noirs
Type de cheveux
Raides
Origines et identité
CMV
IgG négatif
Origine ethnique
Mexicain/Mexicaine
Groupe sanguin
O Rh positif (O+)
Profession et compétences
Occupation
Garde forestier
Formation
BS/Sciences biologiques
Centres d’intérêt
Essais sous forme de questions-réponses
What is your most memorable childhood experience?
My most memorable childhood experience would be of those days I spent at a local lake with family and friends. My parents grew up in a small town in Mexico with people who formed a small, but tight knit circle. Family and friends would often gather at the lake to do a carne asada after a long week of work under the sun, and we as kids would go swimming, fish, and run around in the playground. These were long days, but I also had a sense of sadness when I saw the sun start to set, knowing that one by one everyone would have to go home soon.
What immediate family member do you closely identify with and why?
I identify most with my dad, who has and continues to work extremely hard to provide for the family. He still comes home with a smile on his face, but you can see in his eyes how exhausted he is. He is a popular guy and people never fail to strike up a conversation with him when they recognize him in public. A 5-minute walk down the street in our hometown turns into a 5 hour ordeal due to the sheer number of people eager to catch up with him. His reputation of being a generous, kind, and humorous person casts a shadow over me at times, being the junior, but I remind myself that many of my peers and my generation look at me the same way the older generation looks at my dad.
What character traits do you admire in an individual?
I really like people who are ‘go with the flow.’ People who won’t let a minor inconvenience or a judging look from a stranger ruin their night. People who can celebrate others’ achievement wholeheartedly, knowing that their time will come and that their journey is unique. People who understand that others are busy, and just because you go 3-9 months without talking, you are still close as ever and when you see them in person, it’s like time hasn’t passed.
What is the funniest thing ever to happen to you?
I went to a winery for the first time with a good friend of mine. We had made no plans to go there, just happened to drive past a sign. It was heavily populated by the upper middle class, so we stood out quite a bit. When we got there, two waitresses brought us waters at the same time and they playfully fought over who would serve us, with one stating that her water was better because she actually put ice in her glasses. The whole time we were there, my friend and I did our best to speak in an upper-class accent and talk about upper-class things, like our wealth, boats, and having to pick up our children from ballet and soccer practice. An hour and a half of wine, good friendship, and bad acting is one of the best memories we have together.
If time and money were not an issue, where would you travel and why?
I would be in Mexico, in my parents' town. I would be living near my family and spending the days taking in the sun, the air, and the environment. Visiting my hometown in Mexico takes me back to my roots – where I realize what matters most to me in life and why I should cherish the things that make me who I am. With little internet or cell service, I am living one day at a time when I’m there.
When and if you ever have children, what would you like to pass on to them?
I want my children to grow up to be respectful and humble. I have worked hard to offer my future kids a life my parents would’ve wanted for me. Depending on the level of success I attain, I want them to stay grounded and to stay connected with the culture and language I hold close to my heart. To put their best foot forward and get an education and work hard and to be content with what they have, not be envious of others.
Arbre généalogique
Grands-parents
Grandmother
Deceased at 97
Grandfather
Deceased at 80
Parents
Mother
Deceased at 35
Father
Age 55, Living
Frères et sœurs
Sister
Age 28, Living
Sister
Age 18, Living
Joakim
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