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31. Rising as a Surrogate with Ariel
I remember before I had my eldest baby, surrogacy was something I just kind of THOUGHT that I would do. The idea of being pregnant and bringing a baby into the world for someone who physically can't was something I knew would bring me so much joy.
Through todays conversation with Ariel, I learned that there is SO much that goes into surrogacy that isn't always thought or talked about!
How does a family member become matched with a surrogate? Who is it that utilizes surrogacy? What is the process of surrogacy like? How does it feel to birth a child that biologically and legally isn't yours? Do you get paid to be a surrogate? And perhaps the hardest realization of all, is that like any other pregnancy, loss and miscarriage are very real.
Ariel answers all of these questions and so much more as she shares her journey of welcoming 2, soon to be 3, surro-babies into the world!
Let's go chat, mamas!
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I remember before I had my eldest baby, surrogacy was something I just kind of THOUGHT that I would do. The idea of being pregnant and bringing a baby into the world for someone who physically can't was something I knew would bring me so much joy.
Through todays conversation with Ariel, I learned that there is SO much that goes into surrogacy that isn't always thought or talked about!
How does a family member become matched with a surrogate? Who is it that utilizes surrogacy? What is the process of surrogacy like? How does it feel to birth a child that biologically and legally isn't yours? Do you get paid to be a surrogate? And perhaps the hardest realization of all, is that like any other pregnancy, loss and miscarriage are very real.
Ariel answers all of these questions and so much more as she shares her journey of welcoming 2, soon to be 3, surro-babies into the world!
Let's go chat, mamas!