Below is a list of common questions we receive from surrogates. If you have specific questions that are not answered below, please contact us at info@agency4solutions.com We are dedicated to making this journey great for you and it shows! We are always professional but this is more than a job for us (and we hope for you too!). It is a passion
Read More..Posted on September 5, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
In light of the Baby Gammy controversy, Roshni Nair explores the ethical issues plaguing India's multimillion dollar surrogacy business Many landmark surrogacy cases surfaced after 'Baby M' in 1988, but few have commanded as much attention as the recent Baby Gammy case. Pattaramon Chanbua, the 21-year-old Thai surrogate who gave birth to twins Gammy and Pipah, claimed that commissioning parents David and Wendy Farnell had abandoned Gammy the one with Down's syndrome and taken the 'healthy and normal' twin, Pipah, with them to Australia
Read More..Posted on August 31, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
The rent a womb industry in India is witnessing a boom, with infertility affecting one in every six couples. Commercial surrogacy, of which Delhi is a known hub, was legalised in India in 2002. The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has predicted the industry will generate $ 2-3 billion annually
Read More..Posted on August 25, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Surrogacy and Gestational Carrier A gestational carrier IVF cycle is a process whereby eggs are harvested from thefemale (biologic mother), fertilized in the laboratory with her partners sperm and transferred into the gestational carriers uterus or womb.
Read More..Posted on August 23, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Tanya Prashad thought she was the perfect candidate for surrogacy. Having given birth to healthy children of her own, the 33-year-old wanted to give others the same joy she had known, and decided to be a surrogate for a same-sex couple.
Read More..Posted on August 20, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Tue, Aug 12, 2014 by Theresa Tan Singaporeans desperate to start a family have gone to countries such as Malaysia, India, the United States and Thailand and paid six-figure sums for a stranger to carry their baby. Those in the know say people from Singapore have been having babies through surrogate mothers for at least the past decade. And in recent years, Bangkok has become a popular place for Singaporeans to rent a womb
Read More..Posted on August 13, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
CTVNews.ca Staff Published Monday, August 11, 2014 12:13PM EDT Last Updated Monday, August 11, 2014 1:56PM EDT The case of an Australian couple accused of abandoning their son with his Thai surrogate mother after they learned he has Down syndrome is drawing attention to the spread of so-called surrogacy tourism.
Read More..Posted on August 12, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
His name is Gammy. He's just seven months old and is attracting attention to the murky world of surrogacy in Thailand, as the military-led country cracks down on the industry
Read More..Posted on August 9, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Choosing to become a Gestational Carrier for another family is truly a selfless endeavor. You will be bringing the gift of a child into a family that is unable to do so on their own. We do not recruit Gestational Carriers here at IVF New Jersey, but we can refer you to a list of reputable agencies to help you begin the process
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
STORY HIGHLIGHTS (CNN) -- His name is Gammy.
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
(CNN) - His name is Gammy, and the 7-month-old is attracting attention to the murky world of surrogacy in Thailand, as the military-led country cracks down on the industry. Gammy was born with Down syndrome in December last year to an impoverished Thai mother, Pattaramon Chanbua; one of twins she was carrying for an Australian couple.
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
An Australian couple refuses to take a baby from their Thai surrogate after it is revealed he has Down Syndrome. They took his healthy twin.
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
(CNN) His name is Gammy. Hes just seven months old and is attracting attention to the murky world of surrogacy in Thailand, as the military-led country cracks down on the industry. Gammy was born with Down Syndrome in December last year to an impoverished Thai mother, Pattaramon Chanbua; one of twins she was carrying for an Australian couple
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
His name is Gammy. He's just 7 months old and is attracting attention to the murky world of surrogacy in Thailand, as the military-led country cracks down on the industry.
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
STORY HIGHLIGHTS (CNN) -- His name is Gammy.
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
His name is Gammy. Hes just seven months old and is attracting attention to the murky world of surrogacy in Thailand, as the military-led country cracks down on the industry. Gammy was born with Down Syndrome in December last year to an impoverished Thai mother, Pattaramon Chanbua; one of twins she was carrying for an Australian couple
Read More..Posted on August 6, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
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Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Down's syndrome baby Gammy, left in Thailand with his surrogate mother by an Australian couple, is still in hospital but is over the worst of his lung infection. The Thai surrogate mother of abandoned baby Gammy says his Australian biological parents told her they could not take him because they are too old to care for twins.
Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Down's syndrome baby Gammy, left in Thailand with his surrogate mother by an Australian couple, is still in hospital but is over the worst of his lung infection
Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
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Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
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Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Down's syndrome baby Gammy, left in Thailand with his surrogate mother by an Australian couple, is still in hospital but is over the worst of his lung infection. Bangkok:The Thai surrogate mother of an abandoned baby boy says she will sue the Australian couple who left their son behind, challenging the child's father to appear with her on television
Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Down's syndrome baby Gammy, left in Thailand with his surrogate mother by an Australian couple, is still in hospital but is over the worst of his lung infection. The Thai surrogate mother of abandoned baby Gammy says his Australian biological parents told her they could not take him because they are too old to care for twins
Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Down's syndrome baby Gammy, left in Thailand with his surrogate mother by an Australian couple, is still in hospital but is over the worst of his lung infection. Bangkok:The Thai surrogate mother of an abandoned baby boy says she will sue the Australian couple who left their son behind, challenging the child's father to appear with her on television
Read More..Posted on August 4, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
The term gestational surrogacy refers to a treatment process, in which another woman (gestational surrogate) undergoes the embryo transfer process, and then carries the pregnancy to term. The intended parents are involved with the pregnancy, are typically present at the birth, and take over parenting responsibilities immediately thereafter. From a medical perspective, the process of gestational surrogacy is identical to egg donation/recipient treatment cycles
Read More..Posted on July 10, 2014 | Filed under Gestational Surrogates | Permalink
