Surrogacy news via Wee Care Surrogacy - A Powerful Surrogacy Story!!

"Humans are incredible -- we are so unique to other animals that we can give such a gift," Kim told The Huffington Post, adding that the powerful birth experience made her tear up. "Being witness to a woman's gift of surrogacy so another can be a mother is womanhood and humanity like I've never seen before."


"Surrogacy should be a choice available and open to everyone without fear of judgement or repercussion," she said. "I truly hope that these photos convey to people the beautiful and amazing results of a surrogacy journey and that without surrogacy this moment would not have been possible."  Read more.....

Global surrogacy for less!!

Countries that ban surrogacy in the last 3 years were - Thailand, Nepal, India and Mexico! We are working very hard searching for a new location around the world for our IP's, fortunately our U.S program is available. Will keep all our clients posted when we have found a new oversea program that is affordable .

Thank you for being patient
Weecare surrogacy U.S.A

Surrogacy in Cambodia

Restrictions on foreign couples, gays and single - Surrogacy in Cambodia is a new option Wee care surrogacy is working on it. Will keep you all posted when it up and running!!

Interested in surrogacy in India, Cambodia and the USA please check this link 

Weecare surrogacy 5th Year Anniversary

Weecare surrogacy 5th Year Anniversary

It’s hard to believe that it’s been 5 years since we first opened our International surrogacy business. This has definitely been an amazing journey my of our clients and quite the wild ride for us. We are proud of the accomplishments of our team, our clients, and our oversea partners.

Weecare's vision for the future is to continue establish a long-term relationship and help our clients create families. In order to achieve excellence for the next 5 years, our agency knows that the happiness and satisfaction of our clients is paramount. Being the best means we will continue to be a leader in our field and continually enhance our partnership with our international partners to help build more healthy families through surrogacy. Our success is built on our determination to give our clients the best service possible and to help them find the joy in their children that we've found in ours, and create an experience they will treasure forever.

We also take this opportunity to wish you and your family happy journey!

Thanking you once again for your support.

Yours sincerely,

Victor Hui-Wee

Weecare Partners LLC

www.weecaresurrogacy.com

Surrogacy in an option - Don't believe lies about surrogacy and surrogate mother via @ Joy surrogacy

To the editor:

Mr. Adkins letter about surrogacy (4-11:?"The problem with surrugacy") is inaccurate and offensive. I have been a surrogate, and I was never "carefully groomed" by anyone. Prior to seeking out surrogacy, I had three wonderful, healthy pregnancies of my own and loved the entire process. I simply wanted to help another family who could not bring their babies into the world on their own.

I was neither exploited nor substantially rewarded. I have a master's degree and run my own successful business. Caring for this family's babies was the lowest paid job I have ever held. My main motivation in pursuing surrogacy was to help another family and participate in the miracle of pregnancy and child birth.

To be clear, I was paid to take of this family's babies, just as I am paid to take care of the children in my home daycare. I was not paid for the babies themselves, who belonged to their parents before they were trusted to my temporary care. Calling surrogacy human trafficking is as absurd as calling daycare human trafficking. No money changed hands for either my body or the babies. From beginning to end, my body belonged to me and the babies belonged to their parents.

Catholic church leaders continue to propagate lies about surrogacy because the truth is that they are religiously opposed to the use of reproductive technology and know that they cannot change legislation based on their personal religious beliefs. This is shameful and deceitful, and hurts the families who are helped by surrogacy.

Lindsay Wittrock

Forest Lake

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Surrogacy news - Surrogate mum Louise reveals why helping couple who couldn't have children was best experience of her life

SURROGATE mum Louise Cast describes giving away the baby she carried as the best experience of her life.

Louise recently gave birth to little Amelia for a couple who had not been able to have their own child.

Already parents to their own four children, she and husband James decided they wanted to help a couple who otherwise would never be parents.

It is the ultimate act of altruism but for Louise it was as much a gift to herself as to them.

She said: “To see Amelia’s parents hold the daughter they never thought they would have was incredible.

“It was better than seeing my own husband hold our children because we didn’t suffer the heartache they have had as a family.”

Louise, 39, from Kilwinning, Ayrshire, agreed to be a surrogate four years ago.

After four failed matches, she agreed to carry a baby for a couple who live south of the border.

The woman had a hysterectomy when she was 16 but kept her ovaries. Amelia is the couple’s biological child, Louise was the carrier. The pregnancy was much harder than anything she experienced with her own children, Brooke, 16, Morgan, 11, Faith, nine, and Logan, seven.

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Surrogacy news - Cervical cancer stopped me from having a baby - so my sister is having one for me

Siobhan Terry was in tears as she told her sister Ellie she needed urgent cancer treatment and it would make her infertile - but the reaction took her breath away  Siobhan Terry was in tears as she told her sister she needed urgent cancer treatment and it would make her infertile.
It was a heartbreaking moment as she ­said her cervical cancer had spread and she could never give her two-year-old ­daughter Saoirse a brother or sister.
Then the reaction of her big sister Ellie Fairfax took her breath away.
Siobhan, 31 told the Sunday People: “Ellie gave me a hug and simply said quite brightly, ‘Well, I’ll have a baby for you’.
“I had just told her if I didn’t have the treatment I could die so it was an ­incredibly emotional moment.
“Even then I didn’t expect she would actually want to go through with it.”
But single Ellie, 33, a trainee heart doctor, was true to her word.
Now she is pregnant by Siobhan’s husband Dean, 51, and counting down until the May day when she will have a baby boy – her first child – and hand him over to her sister.
Ellie said: “Having a baby for Siobhanfeels completely natural. Watching my sister battle with cancer was hard enough but it was almost more upsetting to know she couldn’t have another baby.

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