Hi love, Hope you are fine. Thanks for sharing your story. I am really happy that after so much failure, you didn’t give up and finally got what you wished for. I am also facing infertility because of some reasons which I don’t want to discuss. I am not brave enough to discuss what I had faced.But the good thing is I was looking for these treatments and believe me your post boosts me up.
I am now looking forward to surrogacy. I hope it works for me too the way you get your fruits I have learned a lot about surrogacy through the internet and many much through this forum too and believes me your story inspires me a lot. I want to see more of these kinds of stories.
I also have heard about clinics of Europe. People always appreciate them and I am also going there soon for my treatment.
Please pray for me. Good luck and best wishes to every woman here.

Hey! how are you doing? how is your baby now?
So great to hear about your successful surrogacy procedure. Great efforts yet great results! Amazing.
BTW I am also one of the women who is looking to adopt surrogacy procedure.
and yes there are so many questions in my mind that I am often searching for whether on internet or such forums.
I just stopped by reading surrogacy. I often do that on so many forums.
I never look at the whole scenario. because no matter what I got either a great advice or experience or great news like yours one, and that means I never ended up on anything crucial.
well! there is also a question that I wish to ask.
some of the queries you could say.
Like, details of the clinic you had your surrogacy from?
what’s that place called?
could you describe the whole procedure to me?
looking forward to your answer.
once again congratulations

Wow, such a great experience you had. Thanks for posting such stuff here. I saw a lot of people posting their problems here. rare people have shared their surrogacy success stories. But, it’s your gratitude and you are the gem I was looking for. Such inspirational stories here really give hope to the desperate ones. This post has definitely filled me up with eternal joy. Well, as much as surrogacy concerns, it has great services to the humanity. Surrogacy is like a blessing of science. It has benefited big mob of infertile ones. All the credits go to surrogate mothers, surrogacy treatment, and intended parents. They are really doing something different from others. Surrogacy may be thought as controversial because of an unnatural way to have babies. But at the same times, one should also think about those couples who don’t even had a child. I would like to congratulate you dear on your successful experience. Can you also please suggest your journey experience too? it will be very meaningful to us!

Wow, I’m glad things worked out. You know, not many couples get such support. Infertility is like that. It makes relationships fall apart. I’m so happy for you. Your husband seems to be a very supportive person. Congratulations on your baby!

You had gone through so much honey. You were constant and that is why you got your happiness. Your story is inspiring. It will give courage to others to bear hardships too. It’s a message that after hardship there is light.I know how tiring it becomes. I have been on this boat too. I had thin uterus walls. It was impossible to carry a baby. I couldn’t go for IVF too. Surrogacy was my only option. It worked well too.I have twins now. Can you imagine? From no baby to twins. Can’t thank God enough.

You had experienced very bad times. You remained solid and never gave up. This is so motivating. It will definitely give hope to the others who are TTC. Surely, patience ensures victory. Hope paves the path for success. I’ve also faced such problems. I have also faced problems with the uterus. I was unable to convey a child. I couldn’t go for IVF as well. Surrogacy was the last option left for me. It worked for me smoothly. I have twins now. Would you be able to go for surrogacy? From no child to twins. Can’t express gratitude.

Women suffering with PCOS produce too much of a typically male hormone called Androgen. When it is too abundant, the Androgen prohibits the body from allowing a healthy egg to be released from the ovary into the fallopian tubes. Leaving the woman unable to conceive a child. Instead, the immature eggs turn into small cysts, and are retained inside of the ovaries. These retained cysts will continue to contribute to steadily elevated levels of Androgen in the body. Serving only to fuel the cycle of PCOS further. For women living with a PCOS diagnosis, the answers to their fertility can run the line from very hopeful to very grim. While some women may need minor hormone therapy to regulate their cycles and work to correct the abundance of Androgen. Others may be left considering reproductive technologies and even surrogacy as the best way to create their families.