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Path to Parenthood
Intended Parents
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Complete application on our website's PARENTS APPLY page to submit your information and begin the process of finding your surrogate.
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Once your initial information is received, we will contact you to complete a more in-depth application to understand what are your family needs.
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Please contact us for questions: inquiry@conceivesurrogacy.com
submit parent application
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After completing the application we will start presenting you with suitable surrogate candidates.
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You and potential surrogates will have the chance to meet to see if you are a good match before making any final decisions.
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Once a surrogate-intended parent match is finalized, then the legal paperwork will be executed and the surrogate's embryo transfer treatment can begin.
"The S-IP Match"
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After the S-IP match, the planning phase begins for her embryo transfer calendar and protocol.
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This treatment is guided by your fertility doctor's team.
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We will facilitate coordination of the surrogate's care with the clinic you select.
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Embryo Transfer Procedure: many intended parents are present with the surrogate on the day of the embryo transfer so plan accordingly. (Note: some doctor's recommend bed-rest for a few days after the embryo transfer procedure.)
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Pregnancy Test: a blood draw about 2 weeks after the surrogate's embryo transfer to see if the procedure worked.
Embryo Transfer
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If your surrogate's pregnancy test is negative, then she will stop her medications and get a period/menses within a few days. The next steps will be determined by your physician.
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If your surrogate's test is positive, then she will have close monitoring care during the first trimester (12 weeks gestation) with regularly scheduled fetal viability ultrasound exams and/or blood tests to evaluate prenatal and pregnancy hormones.
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At the end of the first trimester most surrogates transfer care to their own obstetrician (OB) or one that has been agreed to.
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Presumably, your surrogate's pregnancy will progress routinely after the first-trimester to birth.
Pregnancy & Birth
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