Without a womb, there is no life.  For 40 weeks, a baby is carried around in a womb, being protected and nurtured until he or she can survive on their own.  It is there that something so tiny, so unimaginable,... Continue reading →

On September 23, 2012, Governor Jerry Brown signed into law AB 1217 which is an Amendment to the California Family Code relating to Surrogacy Agreements. Here are some highlights of this new bill: Requires the Surrogate Mother and the Intended... Continue reading →

I wrote about my new friend in last weeks blog. I met with her and her parents to say good-bye at Ruby’s in HB. We discussed again their hopes and dreams of bringing a brother or sister into their daughter’s... Continue reading →

The month of September will now be known as National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, proclaimed by our President on August 31, 2012. Thousands of women every year lose their battle to Ovarian Cancer, but is there something being done about... Continue reading →

A Senate committee has approved providing fertility counseling and treatment, as well as adoption benefits, to veterans with traumatic injuries that affect their reproductive organs. Continue reading →

Resolve has developed a questionnaire, “Surrogacy Questions to Ask” , for the Intended Parents researching how to build their family with the help of a Surrogate Mother. We found the list to be an excellent resource and decided to answer... Continue reading →

I made a new friend today. Well, I guess we have been “friends” for a long while, but considering she is a little less than 2 years old now, she doesn’t remember when we first met. She walked into Starbucks... Continue reading →