Infertility in itself is an incredibly personal and private matter. While some find it easier to share their fertility struggles others will find it extraordinarily difficult – and that’s okay. Because thoughts, beliefs and viewpoints regarding egg donation and third party reproduction vary (depending on who you talk to) only you and you alone can…
In honor of National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW), The Surrogacy Source would like to share a beautifully written piece outlining a very sensitive issue… a friend or loved one who has recently been diagnosed with infertility. This is part one of a three part series.
As promised, The Surrogacy Source would like to share the 3rd part of this beautifully written piece outlining a very sensitive issue… what to say to a friend or loved one who has recently been given a diagnosis of infertility.
Wouldn’t it be great to have a crystal ball and know what your future holds for you and your new potential Intended Parents? It may seem easy once you make the decision to become a gestational surrogate. You read profiles, letters and pick a likely candidate. You might exchange e-mails or talk on the phone.…
Yes, you read that right…go with your gut, go with your instincts, go with your feelings…Do NOT just push ahead without acknowledging that something has given you pause in your surrogacy journey!
As an intended parent one of the most important decisions you are going to be making as you embark upon gestational surrogacy is who will carry and deliver your baby. It can be a scary time. It can be a happy time as well as an overwhelming time – and many who have gone before…
