Surrogacy Blog: Resources for Surrogates & Future Parents
Kansas/Missouri: Happy New Year from Pathways to Parenthood!
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By December 26, 2018For those wishing to build and grow their family, may your dreams come true in 2019! No matter your path, we hope your journey to become parents comes to a happy end in 2019. May peace, love, and joy be with all of you in 2019!
How Much Money Can You Earn Being a Gestational Surrogate in Kansas City?
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By November 28, 2018For women that are considering the generous gift of being a gestational surrogate to help others build and grow their family, being informed about potential earnings is an important factor. The total amount you can earn being a gestational surrogate depends on several factors. There is typically a base fee of $54,000-$70,000+ for first time gestational surrogates. If a candidate…
The Legal Implications of Using an Egg Donor in Kansas City
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By September 19, 2018If you are planning on becoming a parent through egg donation, it is important to consider the legal issues that need to be addressed. Because having a child is such an important life event, it is essential to obtain legal counsel to help you know and protect your parental rights. Pathways To Parenthood requires intended parents and egg donors to…
Kansas City Surrogate’s Journey: Working with Pathways To Parenthood
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By August 1, 2018My experience with Pathways to Parenthood, from start to finish, was nothing short of amazing. From the beginning of the process I had a strong feeling that Kerry and Tina genuinely cared about me as well as the intended parent. Kerry would call and checkup on me on a regular basis, as well as help me with some of the…
Egg Donation Update: Informing Offspring of Their Conception
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By June 27, 2018The ethics committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine recently updated their position on informing offspring of their conception by usage of donor gametes or embryos. The ethics committee finds that disclosure to the child of the fact of donor conception, and if available, characteristics of the donor may serve the best interests of offspring. The committee also recognizes…
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