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As I was reviewing some incoming emails this week, I received one from a woman who could not decide how to move forward in becoming a surrogate. First, she went on the internet, then she went onto Craigslist, where she found several ads declaring why they were the best. So, in order to help her and others looking into becoming a surrogate, here are ten things you need to think about first: 1. Contact a Reproductive Lawyer or IVF Clinic for recommendations - the lawyers and... Read More
With the high cost of IVF, Surrogacy, & Third Party Reproduction, many try to cut costs in ways that may actually do more harm than good in the long run, such as foregoing legal advice. I see this time and time again when I receive a call from an Intended Parent whose surrogate is set to deliver in a state where their agreement was never validated, which in fact they obtained off the internet. Or, on the flip side, the call from a surrogate who wanted to save her Intended... Read More
So a lot has been going on in my life over the past year.. I decided to have a complete career change and follow my heart and go into a field I have always been interested in... nursing! My mom is a nurse and when I was in high school she went back to school to get her BSN and I was always fasinated by the medical field and everything she was studying. In 1997, computers were "the future" in my eyes (and my dad's) and that is the field I decided to get my BBA in. After 7 years of working in the... Read More
Posted On 04/28/2009 16:14:04 by HalieJ
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I know it's been a few weeks since I've been on. I have been super busy these past few months. I just had to blog about the IPs that I have met. They are a great pair and are excited to begin this journey with me. I'll update as I know more. The IM is currently searching for a RE and we're in the middle of signing the contract!!! I'm ready to get going soon!!! ... Read More
I just wanted to take a moment to share how thankful I am for surrogates, doctors, nurses, family, friends and almighty God. When I was told that I would never be able to have a child of my own I was devastated. I knew my whole life I wanted to be a mother and I never imagined that I would be unable to have a child of my own. There were struggles along the way to get to where we are today. I had my personal health struggles and surgeries, the confusion of where to turn, how to have a child of ou... Read More
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