Hey
Its not about moral or immoral dear.
Surrogacy is a process for women like me who can’t have a baby on their on.
I am also 43, got married when I was 27.
I guess surrogacy is the only solution to my problem.
A friend has now suggested me to search for some international clinics that do not reside in our country.
You should also visit a surrogacy related clinic.
BioTexCOm is the best solution regarding surrogacy.
I have recently found one situated in Ukraine.
They have quite a costless package with all the facilities.
I have had many treatments from many experts but they never turn out to work out for me the way I hope them to.
I have tried IUI and IVF but they failed for me many many times.
People have now told me about surrogacy and I am really thinking about going for it.
I just need some guidelines as surrogacy is illegal in the state where I live and I am very scared.
I just need to complete my life and my family before it is too late for me even to try.
I think you should give it a try too because in my view it is quite a suitable procedure for women of our age
I have pregnancy issue and complications from the past 10 years and I still am childless as I have always been.
There must be some way to carry out everything legally, right?
It is very difficult at times to handle the loneliness and the depression but there are always friends and family to make me feel better.
One thing that I am very thankful for is that I never lose hope.

Hi there! I think both processes are good. I actually went for surrogacy. I do not understand how one can call it immoral. It might not be a natural way. But what can one do if they aren’t able to conceive naturally? I think it’s beautiful. There are many who are unable to conceive. Yet they want a baby that’s genetically theirs. This is the best option for them. If that doesn’t matter, or there are other factors getting in the way of that then they could definitely go for adoption. Anyway, I also believe a good clinic is a must when going for surrogacy. Mine was. I wish everyone trying any of these out the best. Good luck! Love.

Yes. You are right. This clinic is less expensive as well as successful as compared to a clinic in the UK or any other country. I had surrogacy from the same clinic. The staff is so professional and experienced. The surrogate which they provide are always healthy and has no medical issues. the People are not so well aware of it. They think that it is an unnatural process and illegal, How someone can take someone else baby. But it’s not true. The baby genetically belongs to the parent who is expecting to have babies. it’s not illegal. The surrogate has no right to the baby. It is a good process for those who want babies if they consider it. I am a happy mother and my family is completed.

We moved from Japan to Europe for surrogacy. Surrogacy is totally ban in Japan.So we moved to Europe.I had hysterectomy cancer and as a result i’m infertile.But my husband never left my side.He asked me to go for surrogacy.And we moved to Europe only for it.But in Europe we were not much satisfied with the clinics,And some one told me to go for Ukraine there are many good clinics there.So we moved to Ukraine.Now we are having twin daughters from the help of the clinic.The surrogate mother is too kind with us.God gave us two daughters as a gift to our patience, We are very thankful to everyone.
If someone has some experience in Surrogacy let us know.
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Hopeful parents have many options when adding to their families. And many couples and individuals considering surrogacy also contemplate adoption. Surrogacy and adoption are both rewarding experiences that allow prospective parents to complete their families. However, while they share many similarities, there are also many differences to take into account when comparing adoption vs. surrogacy. Each has its own unique process, benefits and challenges. And it is up to each growing family to consider all of the factors as they decide which path to parenthood is right for them. There is a lot to think about when deciding between adoption and surrogacy. If you have questions or concerns as you weigh your options. Reach out to a surrogacy specialist or adoption professional to learn more and further discuss your specific circumstances.