Swiss DNA Bank

Tiffany Goldstein, 39, MD, married: I I have been working in the medical field all my life and am aware of the great progress DNA studies have made in the past decade. This is why I chose to store my DNA safely. It is like an insurance policy for myself and my children. Knock on wood, but if my children or grandchildren ever have any medical issues in the future, having the possibility of tracking back their family’s DNA could be a lifesaver for them. Plus, I can collect all my thoughts and memories in a safe and private place that I can access from anywhere. Since my husband and I love scuba diving, I am able to scroll through my Life Browser's pictures of the beautiful places we have explored together. A Swiss DNA Bank account is definitely on my list for my children’s birthday presents as soon as they are old enough to enjoy it.

Mark Chow, 22, college student, single: My name is Mark. I am a 22-year-old college student majoring in business. My Swiss DNA Bank account was my birthday present from my parents. It’s kind of becoming my new obsession…in a good way though! Finally I have a place where I can store all my stuff and actually know it’s there, organized and accessible from any location. College years have been an incredible source for friendships, new discoveries and challenges for me. I have been taking photos along the way and have collected them on my Life Browser along with my best essays, and hopefully soon, my diploma will be added to this collection. I have also had the chance to travel quite a bit with my friends as well. Thankfully, I had a copy of my passport in my Swiss DNA Bank’s account that I could download when I recently lost my wallet on a beach in Spain. Among my documents, I keep my CV as well. The time is coming to start seriously looking for a job, and you never know when you could hand out a résumé. Better to be prepared, or I could miss some good chances! Plus it looks so cool to download it from my Swiss-based host!

Lidia De Rossi, 35, journalist, engaged: I was given my Swiss DNA Bank as a present from my boyfriend for our anniversary. A "Forever Memories and Document" account really says “I want to spend my life with you”. As soon as I registered, I started uploading all those pictures of our vacations that were just lying randomly around on my desktop, on my Facebook and on some CDs. It’s great, because I live so far away from my family and there are so many things that I can’t share properly with them and keep an organized track of. Now I can! Being in journalism, I am now focusing on all my published articles since the Life Browser has been a great tool to collect my writings. I was also really into filling up the medical records section which came in quite helpful last year when I was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. Thank God everything looks under control, but to know that I can access my medical history from anywhere I am makes me feel much safer.

Andre Washington, 54, lawyer, married: I am a 54-year-old attorney and I decided to treat myself to a Swiss DNA Bank account. As soon as I discovered it on-line I knew this was the ultimate application for me. The Swiss reliability, banking-level security, and Forever Account accessible from anywhere I travel, convinced me how it suited my needs perfectly. It even allows me to store my legal files safely! Working and keeping track of my job has become so easy. Of course my Life Browser is filled with our family photos as well: I can just scroll through my entire life and not worry about losing my files anymore. I figured Swiss DNA Bank would be a safe storage for my will as well. I told my wife about it and I feel very secure now. As I hope my kids will follow in my footsteps by becoming lawyers one day being able to access my Swiss DNA Bank account they’ll find all the knowledge and information I might not be able to pass on myself and that you cannot really find in textbooks. I recently lost my beloved mother and opened a Swiss DNA Bank account in her memory. I needed a place to turn to remember the good times.

Mario and Elena Rodriguez, 73 and 69, retired, married: Once you reach a certain age you start looking back on your life and feel the need to gather all your memories and possibly pass them over to generations to come. This is why we decided to start a Swiss DNA Bank account, to store our memories, life experience, pictures, and documents. Everything is safely stored in a place where no one can reach them and take our life away from us. Any small thought, every little anecdote is now in a safe Swiss vault for our family to read, think, remember and learn. We decided that this was the safest place to store our will as well. Our niece recently was married, and she was thrilled to receive a Swiss DNA bank account as a present. Nothing says forever like forever life storage.