Why Autumn Wants to Be a Surrogate Mother for the Fourth Time
How much do you know about surrogacy? Essentially, it means that a woman is carrying a pregnancy for another person or couple who will then become the parents of the newborn. At Simple Surrogacy, we help people build families through third-party assisted reproduction by matching surrogates and intended parents. The more you know about how surrogacy works, the more you’ll understand why Autumn, a three-time surrogate mother, embraced this experience.
“I absolutely love being a surrogate”, she says.
Autumn found our agency after talking to other surrogate mothers and she decided to become a surrogate too: “I believe everyone deserves a child of their own”.
Unfortunately, many people wanting to create a family face difficulties. Age, health conditions, and same-sex couples are among the reasons to choose surrogacy.
The process is relatively simple: Surrogate mothers and intended parents fill out an application with their preferences and our agency is responsible for finding a good match. We have been doing this for 15 years and we’re very proud of our customers’ testimonials.
For Autumn, the most rewarding part about becoming a surrogate is to bless an intended father with a child he always wanted. It’s very common for intended parents and surrogate mothers to seek a lifelong friendship and that’s what happened to Autumn: “We have the most awesome relationship and I could not ask for a better individual”.
Her family was very supportive about her decision to become a surrogate and now she wants to repeat the experience. Our team wishes you a wonderful and smooth pregnancy, Autumn!
Simple Surrogacy takes pride in helping people build a family. Our experienced staff is mostly composed of women and our agency’s co-owner and co-founder, Stephanie Scott, is a three-time previous surrogate. Contact us through our website or give us a call at (214) 673-9321.
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