Surrogacy After Loss
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Surrogacy After Loss

I always knew surrogacy would be my path to having a child of my own. When I was 16 years old, I was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a form of cervical cancer.

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Grief With Surrogacy
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Grief With Surrogacy

Surrogacy gives many people the opportunity to grow their family when they otherwise couldn’t have and bring them the greatest joy. However, that doesn’t mean there isn’t grief and loss throughout the process.

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Privacy in Surrogacy
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Privacy in Surrogacy

Surrogacy can be kept a secret.

It’s nobody’s business.

It’s up to the family (the parents) to decide how they want to choose to share this information… if they even want to share it. Yes, people are going to realize that someone was not pregnant, and suddenly they have a baby.

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Jealousy in Surrogacy
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Jealousy in Surrogacy

It’s normal to feel jealous of your surrogate. She is living your dream.

She is the one that gets to feel the kicks, watch her belly grow, feel the cravings, and get all the attention.

If you feel jealousy, it’s okay.

Acknowledge the feeling and hold space for it.

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Shapes of Grief
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Shapes of Grief

Swipe to see just a handful of examples of the different types of grief a person may experience on their fertility journey. All painful. All valid. Holding space for you all.

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