Let’s face it pregnancy, family building and life can be very complicated at times. Given the fact that any pregnancy can result in complications that make it difficult to become pregnant in the future, prospective surrogates who want more children of their own are always advised to complete their own families first before moving on […]
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This is a question that has a different answer for everyone, but in general, once the screening process is complete, the agency you choose to work with will most likely have more than a few sets of intended parents in mind as possible matches for you. There are often specific things that intended parents are
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You are a very important part of a life-changing process, and it is important that you are fully compensated for your effort and expenses in this remarkable role. Surrogate compensation varies based on first time or experienced surrogate fee, singleton versus multiple pregnancy, the location of the surrogate, her employment status, does the surrogate have
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Most surrogates have completed their own family before beginning the surrogacy process, and are currently raising their children at home — which means that, sooner or later, you will need to talk with them about your surrogacy plans… Surrogacy is a complicated concept, even for many adults to understand, and it can be difficult to
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