Surrogacy Blog: Resources for Surrogates & Future Parents
Pathways To Parenthood in Kansas City is Five Years Old!
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By April 18, 2018Five years ago, in May 2013 Pathways To Parenthood started the amazing journey of serving families, egg donors, and surrogates. The journey actually started long before with a dream of providing intended parents, egg donors, and gestational surrogates with a local agency that was professional, compassionate, and hands-on. It was important to me that all people we had contact with…
Using A Gestational Surrogate or Egg Donor In Kansas City
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By March 8, 2018The meaning of family is a personal one to each of us, and is colored by the unique experiences of our families that came before us and that we became a part of when we came into this big, wide, and beautiful world. For individuals and couples that are about to embark upon building their family through egg donation or…
Pathways To Parenthood Seeking International Surrogates In Kansas & Missouri
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By February 21, 2018If you are considering becoming a surrogate, you have the opportunity to help a family that lives outside of the United States. You likely have many unanswered questions if you are trying to decide if being a surrogate is right for you. The possibility of working with international intended parents certainly adds to the list of questions that need to…
Using Fresh Donor Eggs in Kansas City: Success Rates for Pathways To Parenthood
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By January 10, 2018When using your own donor that you have selected to do a fresh donor egg in vitro fertilization cycle, your chances of conceiving are excellent. In addition, you are very likely to have embryos frozen that can be used for future family building. There are many factors that influence your chances of success when doing an egg donor in vitro…
Infertility in Kansas City: Tips To Cope with the Holidays
Posted on Pathways to Parenthood By November 29, 2017In case you haven’t noticed, the holiday season is upon us. For many, this is a special time of year celebrated with family and friends. For those that have struggled with infertility, the joy of celebrating is overshadowed with the sadness and dread of spending another family-focused/kid-focused holiday feeling sad and hopeless (maybe even a little angry). There is always…