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Being a surrogate is not for everyone, despite its advantages. Those advantages include: the chance to create life, without long-term commitments the opportunity to help another couple fulfill their dreams the glowing feeling that often comes with pregnancy the extra income and temporary health benefits But
Becoming a surrogate mother can be one of the most life changing experiences you will ever take part in. In Florida in order for a couple to enter into a surrogacy agreement it must be for medical reasons. Of course with the exception of gay couples. Many couples have faced rather serious medical conditions
More and more individuals are turning to surrogacy to create or expand their families. The American Society of Reproductive Medicine has reported in the last decade the number of babies born via surrogate mothers in the United State has almost doubled in the United States. In 2004, the number was 738,
Some surrogate mothers are happy being a surrogate, giving the gift of life, and then moving on with their own lives. Others are not. They want to do it again. But can a woman be a surrogate mother more than once? Yes! Repeat surrogate mothers happen all the time. In fact, many intended parents view
Many people have unique images of what it means to be a surrogate mother. Without first-hand experience, rumors and conjecture fill that void. Some of the myths surrounding surrogacy keep popping up over and over again, even by mothers thinking of becoming surrogates themselves. Here are 5 of the top
Surrogacy is an act of love. But it is also a financial transaction with a legal contract. And where finances and the law overlap, there is insurance. Think about what happens if something goes wrong. What if something happens to the baby? What if something happens to the surrogate mother? In a pregnancy,
The last thing any couple wants to cope with is infertility. Some couples that struggle with infertility won’t be able to experience the excitement of calling family and friends after a positive pregnancy test or ultrasound. Couples are often silent in agony and despair hoping for the miracle of getting
