An Interesting article published today in the Daily mail, a UK newspaper, highlights just how challenging it can be for couples and surrogates to try to negotiate surrogacy without a guide. A lovely, giving surrogate decided to help a UK couple, only to try over 5 different couples before getting a successful pregnancy. Her journey includes people who dropped out for financial reasons, people who changed their minds only after she began injections to have the pregnancy, and even a sad miscarriage.
For Surrogates to match on their own, without a trusted agency on their side, her journey is not really news, her experiences are common. For Intended Parents in the UK, there is a waiting list of couples who need a surrogate, and who struggle with the cost. I invite those couples to investigate surrogacy in the US with Simple Surrogacy, a trusted and affordable surrogacy journey, guided by experts.
Read the article here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2540167/When-surrogacy-turns-sour-Louise-expecting-baby-thatll-bring-joy-desperate-childless-couple-five-failed-pregnancies-wrangles-money-bitter-fallings-out.html
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