Ukraine surrogacy testimonials

[kierrajack]

Hi everyone, how are you all? I have naturally conceived 2 times. Both the times I have 2 boys. I am so glad and lucky to have them. I would love to give birth to baby girl. Daughters are the only one who stay by side in old age. I want a girl now. Doctors prescribed PCO’s. I don’t know what should I do now. Should I go for IVF? I am too much worried. Anyone here in the same boat? I would be thankful for the help.

[Ghost]

Hi everyone, how are you all? I have naturally conceived 2 times. Both the times I have 2 boys. I am so glad and lucky to have them. I would love to give birth to baby girl. Daughters are the only one who stay by side in old age. I want a girl now. Doctors prescribed PCO’s. I don’t know what should I do now. Should I go for IVF? I am too much worried. Anyone here in the same boat? I would be thankful for the help.

Why did you post this under the heading "Ukraine surrogacy testimonials"? You clearly don't need a surrogate, and your post does not have anything to do with Ukraine.

Surrogacy should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. Ukrainian clinics should be avoided for ethics reasons.

Gender selection is available at most US IVF centers.

[jaime]

It is really heartbreaking. I can feel your pain. You have been facing continuous failures but do not be sad as these are part of life. I know it is very difficult to accept such traumas of life. But we are left with no option. A tragedy happened with my friend also which made her infertile. She had a  cyst on her ovary which was necessary to be operated. Doctors while doing the operation mistakenly made a larger cut which damaged her ovary. She became infertile. I can remember the pain she was going through at that time. Doctors suggested her to go for Surrogacy. She went to biotex for the treatment. It is in Ukraine and luckily surrogacy is also legal there. She is now having her baby. And guess what it is their biological baby. Surrogacy takes the genes of the male partner. I think you should definitely give it a thought.

[Ghost]

It is really heartbreaking. I can feel your pain. You have been facing continuous failures but do not be sad as these are part of life. I know it is very difficult to accept such traumas of life. But we are left with no option. A tragedy happened with my friend also which made her infertile. She had a  cyst on her ovary which was necessary to be operated. Doctors while doing the operation mistakenly made a larger cut which damaged her ovary. She became infertile. I can remember the pain she was going through at that time. Doctors suggested her to go for Surrogacy. She went to biotex for the treatment. It is in Ukraine and luckily surrogacy is also legal there. She is now having her baby. And guess what it is their biological baby. Surrogacy takes the genes of the male partner. I think you should definitely give it a thought.

Avoid Ukrainian clinics. They pay shills such as yourself to post here under sock accounts, pretending to be patients. Avoid any clinic that advertises so deceptively.

Avoid surrogacy unless absolutely needed. It is very expensive and can be a legal nightmare.

[glendakim]

Well, I've read a lot about clinics in Ukraine. They have a much better reputation and more importantly in terms of affordability. People from North America are there! Because the U.S is too expensive for it. So, it's not totally fine for me in the U.S. I think you have chosen it wisely...It's the right way for you. Surrogacy is also protected by Ukrainian laws. So, I think you have chosen it right away. Don't be hard on yourself! Now, just hope for better! I really wish you best of luck for what you deserve! Stay blessed!

[Ghost]

Avoid IVF and sorrogacy in Ukraine. Clinics there hire shills to post on this site under sock accounts posing as patients. Avoid any centers that advertise deceptively.

[voilet547]

I am actually in the process of planning a surrogacy this year. I chose Ukraine specifically to for various reasons, which I can message you about. But all in all, from what I've learnt, it's the most viable option out there.Initially I did not want to go for surrogacy at all. Due to an inbalance, I was using hormone treatments and similar methods in my attempts to conceive. It's pretty uncomfortable to say the least. I found the IVF i had done to be the most painful. It has come to the point where I HAVE to go for surrogacy. Having a child of my own is really important to me and my husband. Infertility is something I would know of as a passive thing. I could not have ever realised that I myself suffered from such a thing. That being said, it helped me realise how much i wanted to have children. More than I initially thought. I am hopeful this surrogacy give me the positive results.

[Ghost]

Avoid Ukraine. Clinics there hire shills to post here pretending to be patients in order to deceive real patients into going to Ukraine for treatment. I would avoid any clinic that advertises so deceptively.

[simonafiat]

My sister is planning for surrogacy this year. She also has chosen Ukraine. She never wanted to go for surrogacy and had been trying some of the random methods to become a mother. This was quite a painful journey for her. She had been trying to conceive for 3 years with no positive results. IVF was also very painful. She had done IVF and lost hope after two to three cycles. Unfortunately the results of IVF attempts were not positive. She was really heartbroken. This is the reason she admitted her infertility. She has made her mind for surrogacy through Ukraine. I posted her story here to get feedback from here. Your suggestion will help her a lot.

[Ghost]

My sister is planning for surrogacy this year. She also has chosen Ukraine. She never wanted to go for surrogacy and had been trying some of the random methods to become a mother. This was quite a painful journey for her. She had been trying to conceive for 3 years with no positive results. IVF was also very painful. She had done IVF and lost hope after two to three cycles. Unfortunately the results of IVF attempts were not positive. She was really heartbroken. This is the reason she admitted her infertility. She has made her mind for surrogacy through Ukraine. I posted her story here to get feedback from here. Your suggestion will help her a lot.

The post above is by one of the many fake sock accounts here that pretend to be patients.

I would therefore avoid IVF and surrogacy in Ukraine. Clinics that advertise deceptively should be avoided.

[jessiep12]

Hello dear! If you believe surrogacy is the best option for you then you must go for it. It is one of best procedures to treat infertility unless you have no other choice. You must dig deep into it. There are various clinics that provide surrogacy with an assurance of desired results. However, there are two types of surrogacy one is traditional and the other is gestational. If the quality of your eggs is superb then you must choose gestational surrogacy. If this clinic is providing you gestational surrogacy with the affordable cost then no need to squander another minute. This type of surrogacy is the most expensive procedure than the first type I mentioned. But it's worth it as you'll be the biological mother of the child. You must contact them first and gather all the important details about this clinic. I hope everything works for you. Keep us updated on your journey. Much Love xxx

[Ghost]

Avoid Ukraine.

[ukgirl]

It was not at all easy for us to make the first step. But finally, we did it and we're really excited. Our surrogate is 5 months pregnant now. On May 2017, we came across BioTexCom clinic recommended by our doctor. My wife has an unexplained infertility issue. We tried a lot to conceive but it just wasn't happening. She had 5 miscarriages in past. Doctor strictly said NO for IVF. Since surrogacy was the only way to become the parent of our biological child, I did some research work about the clinic. We began contact with the clinic by email and phone calls. We were told about the main procedure, and an appointment was made to discuss all the details further. We traveled to Ukraine at the beginning of June. At the clinic, they explained everything about the contract, payment, and conditions. Everything went as we were told before so no surprises. Our biggest concern was related to the surrogate mother. We were actually wondering if there might be any legal issues to get our baby after delivery. All our doubts were cleared when they showed us how everything is done legally. The duties of the surrogate mother and the future parents are perfectly determined by the Ukrainian Law. We signed the contract next day and made our very first payment.

From all point of views, it was a good experience for us. We're so thankful to BioTexCom team who are helping us on the journey of parenthood.

Hi Guys, what did you have in the end and how did the birth go?
We had our transfer done in May 2017 and arrived in Feb 18
we are back in the uk now and all going great, waiting on the PO to come through
UKgirl

[pagerelvia33]

Hi everyone
I thought I'd also leave my comment here.
I have not seen a lot of mentions of the agency I am with. it is called World center of baby.
We chose it after one of our friends recommended it to us. However, it was certainly a leap of faith given the lack of reviews on forums. But I am hopeful that things will change. So, if anyone is interested in their services, you can reach out to me for more information, I am not comfortable with sharing those personal details here.