Category: <span>How To Become A Surrogate</span>

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A High Demand For Surrogate Mothers In The U.S.

Surrogate Mothers – Important Information to Consider The need for Gestational Carriers or Surrogate Mothers grows as more individuals and couples seek to create families. Infertility is growing at alarming rates as women delay child bearing and as same sex couples explore surrogacy in order to secure the desire for biological children. Demand for surrogate mothers in the...

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A Surrogate Mother Shares Her Perspective On Surrogacy

What is gestational surrogacy? Detailed information about Surrogate & Surrogate Pregnancy Written by Ryley of That’s My Family Blog: Today I am 7 weeks pregnant. Ultrasound pictures are held up with letter magnets on my fridge. My calendar is splattered with OB appointment reminders every week. But this baby isn’t mine. This baby belongs to...

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Learn the Details of Becoming a Surrogate Mother

What is Surrogacy? There are a few assisted reproduction techniques, such as In Vitro Fertilization, egg freezing and surrogacy. Out of these techniques, surrogacy is the most unique. This process is very personal to both the surrogate and the intended parents. The process produces many emotions as it involves bringing different people together to bring...

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Generous Donations: Egg Donors and Surrogates

By Laurie McLaughlin When a couple is having trouble conceiving or carrying a pregnancy, sometimes a “third party” is enlisted to help. These women—egg donors and surrogates—are giving one of the greatest gifts of all. Find out why they do it.   The phrase “third-party reproduction” sounds so impersonal. But the egg donors and surrogates...

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How To Become A Surrogate

How to become a surrogate these days is much different than the Old Testament surrogacy procedure, where the house-maid was often given to the husband if the wife was barren.  Today’s options allow the surrogate to not have any DNA contribution to the growing fetus.  Majority of the common arrangements currently involve gestational carriers in which...