Surrogacy Blog: Resources for Surrogates & Future Parents

Check Out These Books Recommended by Pathways to Parenthood

Posted on By April 15, 2015

You may have already decided to use an egg donor, sperm donor, gestational surrogate, or some combination, or are considering the option to build and grow your family.  Having access to reliable resources can be extremely useful.  Below you will find a link to a bibliography that is listed on Reproductive Facts.Org.  The list has books that are written for…

Surrogacy and Your Parental Rights In Kansas and Missouri

Posted on By April 8, 2015

For those considering surrogacy, understanding your obligations and securing your parental rights are of the utmost importance. Only an attorney that is knowledgeable about assisted reproductive technology and/or third-party reproduction, and has experience working in this highly specialized area of law knows how to do both. Experienced and committed representation in surrogacy and collaborative reproduction matters is one of the…

Tips To Cope With The Holidays in Kansas City

Posted on By March 25, 2015

Hippity Hop Hop here comes Easter.  For many, Easter is a joyous holiday 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 the option of just not participating in…

Working With A Local Kansas City-Based Surrogacy Agency

Posted on By March 12, 2015

If you have been through the overwhelming process of deciding to use an egg donor or gestational surrogate to build and grow your family, you understand you have options as to which agency or egg bank to work with.    There are always pros and cons to any decision so it is important to weight both sides when deciding who to…

Using An Egg Donor in Kansas City: The Waiting Game Continues….

Posted on By February 24, 2015

One of the most challenging aspects of coping with infertility is the time you have to wait.  Waiting for test results, waiting to hear back from your clinic, waiting to see if “it worked this time.”  The list could go on and on. There is a bit of relief for most people when they decide on a new opportunity to…