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Re: Becoming a Surrogate Mother - March 15th 2010, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by iHEAVENn View Post
No I will never be a surrogate mother.
-My pregnancy with my son was rough, and the delivery was actually a little more nerve racking then the doctors let on.
-I could never carry a child full term then hand it over to someone
-With all the medical risks that are out there for pregnant women, I could never put myself in a position to possibly lose my life and leave my son without a mother.

I understand some people can't have kids, and I feel bad for those. But there are other women out there willing to risk their life to help them, and there are children in adoption agencies waiting for a family.
This is true... I guess since my pregnancy was easy for the most part with basically no complications, this didn't really even cross my mind. I would hate for something to happen to my own family while trying to give someone else theirs...

I guess its because women rarely actually die from pregnancy related complications. But things like gestational diabetes, eclampsia and complications while delivering are very serious.

To everyone saying they'd consider adoption, I think thats wonderful! I agree there are so many babies that need wonderful families who want nothing more than a child of their own to love. But... if I were in the situation where I couldn't concieve, I will admit I'd try everything possible to have my own. There is just something about giving birth to your own child (or I guess in the case of surrogacy, someone else giving birth to your child) that I understand why a woman would try everything to experience it. I can't help but look at my son everyday and think WE created YOU, and I grew you for 9 whole months... felt your first kicks... ah I could go on forever hehe. I'll hush now


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