Three Reasons Why You Should Become a Gestational Surrogate in 2021
2020 is coming to a close, and New Year’s Eve is approaching. Time for New Years’ resolutions! For new opportunities and new experiences! Your goal for 2021 may be helping people in a big way. You may want to have a lasting impact on the people around you. If this sounds like you, you’ve come to the right place! You can have a lasting impact on people by becoming a surrogate mother with Adoption and Surrogacy Choices of Oklahoma.
You may have witnessed people struggle to start a family: friends, co-workers, family members, etc. Maybe you want to help them through gestational surrogacy, but you’re unsure of yourself. Becoming a surrogate mother in a wonderful experience. Here are three reasons why you should become a gestational surrogate in 2021.
1) You Get to Help People
As a surrogate mother, you can help make the impossible possible. You can help people become parents. Intended parents pursue gestational surrogacy for many different reasons. Some are infertile and cannot conceive naturally. Some have had multiple miscarriages and cannot carry to term. Some are members of the LGBT community. Some are single and don’t have a partner to conceive a child with.
As a gestational surrogate, you’ll create an avenue for them to have children. You’ll alleviate the pain caused by infertility. You can help gay men become parents by carrying their child for them. If you have a personal tie to the LGBT community, consider working with an LGBT couple or individual.
2) You Get to Witness the Creation of New Life
As a surrogate mother, you get to participate in the creation of new life. You’ll carry and deliver a baby (or babies) for the intended parents. If you enjoy being pregnant, if you enjoy watching new life develop before your eyes, you’ll love being a surrogate mother. You’ll feel a great deal of pride as you help create the child (or children) the intended parents always wanted.
3) You Get to Meet New People
Becoming a surrogate mother allows you to meet new people and form lasting relationships. Surrogate mothers often meet intended parents through surrogacy agencies like Adoption and Surrogacy Choices of Oklahoma.
Your relationship with the intended parents will likely last after the delivery. The intended parents will always be grateful for your contributions in creating their family. If they want to have another child, if they want to go through the surrogacy process again, they may contact you.
You can also connect with other surrogate mothers online. You can share your experiences with those who have been through the surrogacy process.
Three Reasons Why You Should Become a Gestational Surrogate in 2021
Gestational surrogacy is an exciting experience for both the surrogate mother and the intended parents. Becoming a surrogate mother is a great way to help those going through emotional hardships. If you are interested in becoming a surrogate, or if you have any questions about what the process entails, visit our website or contact us.
Adoption and Surrogacy Choices of Oklahoma is a surrogacy and adoption agency, licensed by the state of Oklahoma and leader in the community. We assist both intended parents and gestational carriers (surrogates). Our staff members are committed to providing an ethical, empowering, and personalized experience to all involved in the surrogacy process.
You may visit our website here or call toll-free: 800-898-6028 | OKC Local: 405-755-1999 | Tulsa Local: 918-447-7777
or Text: 405-310-8790
Meet the Author: Heather Valenzano is an up-and-coming content creator with a bachelor’s degree in mass communications and a minor in English. After graduating from Iona College in 2019, she got an internship – and then a part-time job – writing blogs and managing social media accounts for Hip New Jersey, a lifestyle website owned by Long Shot Productions. She has also produced website and social media content for CommonPage, an external collaboration platform.
When she isn’t working, Heather enjoys watching crime shows like Forensic Files or posting book reviews to OnlineBookClub.org under the username “LavenderLiterature2.”
