Should I Become a Gestational Carrier?​

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Should I Become a Gestational Carrier?
By Rite Options
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What Is a Gestational Carrier?

• A gestational carrier, also referred to as a
  surrogate, is someone who carries a baby on
  behalf of another individual or couple.

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What To Know Before Becoming a Gestational
Carrier?

• Gestational surrogacy is a great solution to help
  individuals and couples achieve their parenthood
  goals. However, it can also be a fulfilling
  experience for the gestational carrier.

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What Happens During the Matching Process?

• If both parties decide to move forward after the
  meeting, attorneys for each side will draw up
  legal contracts for the surrogacy arrangement
  that both you and the intended parents will sign.

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What Is the Conception Process as a Surrogate?

• As a gestational carrier, youll undergo in vitro
  fertilization (IVF) to become pregnant. First,
  an egg will be fertilized with sperm in a lab.
  The egg and sperm may come from the intended
  parents or a donor.

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What Testing and Medical Care Take Place Before
and During Pregnancy?

• Youll undergo evaluation by a high-risk
  obstetrician, a psychologist, and a Fertility
  Specialist as part of your surrogacy application.

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What are the Risks of Gestational Surrogacy?

• The risks of being a gestational carrier are the
  same as with a naturally conceived pregnancy. You
  may experience symptoms of morning sickness early
  on in the pregnancy, like nausea, vomiting, and
  fatigue.

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What are the Legal Considerations?

• Both you and the intended parents will sign legal
  contracts before proceeding with a pregnancy.
  These contracts are in place to protect the
  surrogate as well as the parents.

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Want to Become a Surrogate Carrier? 

• If you want to Want to Become a Surrogate
  Carrier, then apply at Rite Options and get a
  chance to become Surrogate mother.

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Thank You

• If you would like more information, our team at
  Rite Options would be happy to answer any
  questions you may have.