My Story -

my story

Hi – My name is Karl! I’m 58 years old, a single male with time running out. Unfortunately I have never been married and therefore not have children. I won’t tell any sad story here explaining why and how I got to this stage of my life, however it just happened that way. My only option now to have a child of my own bloodline and cherish life the way many parents do, is through the kindness and generosity of a surrogate mother or surrogate carrier (GC) like yourself.

Surrogacy involves so many areas, from donors to surrogate mothers, from counseling to medical staff and legal representation. The road can be long and tedious but for those intended parents, it’s well worth the trip.

IN VITRO FERTILIZATION (IVF)

This portion of the surrogacy process is complex and quite delegate. In brief, IVF is a type of assistive reproductive process that involves the gathering of a mature egg supplied by an egg donor, then fertilized in a lab by sperm from a sperm donor. The fertilized egg is then transferred to the uterus of the gestational carrier (GC), which is where you come in. From here the GC carries and eventually delivers the baby in the world.

According to the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, the live birth rate for each IVF cycle started ranges from 41 to 43 percent for women under age 35, and from 23 to 27 percent for women over 40. Therefore, I plan for two cycles of IVF transfers.

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