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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Having almost died giving birth, I have no issues using a surrogate but also have huge issues using a surrogate. If it was safer to give birth I would have issues with surrogacy.[/quote]

The dangers of child birth are what make me question surrogacy.  But then again people risk their lives for lots of things so as long as it’s an informed decision and made freely I guess I don’t have a problem with it.[/quote]

Some women almost die in childbirth, but other women are totally fine. If you use an agency, the surrogates are heavily screened. They’ve all had children and easy pregnancies, with no resulting health problems. Those are the ones who are chosen. Childbirth is a breeze for some women. (It wasn’t bad for me because I’ve got birthing hips!) Obviously, it’s not for everyone, but it’s really easy money and very gratifying for some women. [/quote]

It goes beyond birth. What about incontinence, perineal issues, stretch marks, loose skin, umbilical hernias, back pain due to epidural, saggy breasts... Do the surrogates just have to live with this afterwards with no recourse?[/quote]

I’ve had two pregnancies live births and literally none of those things have happened to me. And I was old when I got pregnant (39 and 41)! The only difference is I started to sweat more, but I hear that comes with being a woman in your 40s.

Can you open your mind up just a little and imagine that some women have easy peasy experiences with pregnancy and childbirth? I did!

Those are the types of women who decide and are subsequently chosen to be surrogates. The agencies have no incentive in choosing women who will proceed to sue them for their subsequent medical issues.

Your experiences don’t speak to everyone else’s! I can’t run more than a mile without my knees hurting. Does that mean that no one should run marathons? [/quote]

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