Carol Weathers, Directora de Programa de Maternidad Subrogada Gestacional visita España julio del 2012

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Carol Weathers, Directora de Programa de Maternidad Subrogada Gestacional visita España julio del 2012

Lake Forest, California, Estados Unidos – 26 de marzo 2012

Carol Weathers, Directora del Programa de Building Families, Inc., se reunirá con Parejas interesadas ​​en aprender más acerca de subrogación gestacional. Estas reuniones se realizarán julio del 2012 en varias partes de España, incluyendo Madrid, Barcelona y Valencia.

“Nosotros en Building Families estamos orgullosos de tener ayudado a cientos de Parejas a alcanzar su sueño de ser padres. Es lamentable que muchas parejas deben viajar fuera de su país en busca de la ayuda de una Madre Subrogada, por lo que somos muy sensibles a su gran salto de la fe en nosotros. Somos plenamente conscientes de que este proceso es costoso, económicamente y emocionalmente, por lo que apoyamos a la pareja y su Madre Subrogada con el más alto nivel de atención durante todo su proceso de subrogación “, declaró Carol Weathers.

Building Families, Inc. celebró 20 años de éxito en Subrogación el año pasado, después de haber ayudado a más de 400 bebés llegar a los brazos amorosos de sus padres. Además, Building Families, Inc., se enorgullece en reconocer que sus esfuerzos para ayudar a formar familias ha sido bien recibido en las comunidades Lesbianas y Gays en los Estados Unidos y Europa.

Para obtener información acerca de este viaje y lugares específicos, por favor visite los siguientes enlaces:
Español: www.buildingfamiliesinc.com/espana-2012
Inglés: www.buildingfamiliesinc.com/spain-2012

Declaración de la Misión:

Building Families, Inc. es un Programa completo de Subrogación Gestacional localizado en el sur de California. Ofrecemos atención personal del más alto nivel para los Padres Futuros y las Madres Subrogadas.

En Building Families, Inc. sabemos que la relación en cada acuerdo es única. Por ello nuestra misión es perfeccionar la opción de tener una familia a través de subrogación ofreciendo un programa extenso e integrado para la Madre Subrogada y los Padres Futuros. Esto es posible gracias a la atención personal del más alto nivel dado a cada caso por la Directora del Programa y su equipo profesional a través del proceso legal, médico y emocional.

Building Families, Inc. nunca ha tenido problemas legales o psicológicos en los acuerdos de Subrogación, ni en el ámbito nacional ni en el internacional.

Información de Contacto:

Building Families, Inc., P.O. Box 1138, Lake Forest, CA 92609
[email protected]
001-949-588-6015

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Carol Weathers, Director of Gestational Surrogacy Program Visiting Spain in July 2012

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Carol Weathers, Director of Gestational Surrogacy Program Visiting Spain in July 2012

Lake Forest, California, United States – March 26, 2012

Carol Weathers, Program Director of Building Families, Inc., will be meeting with Couples interested in learning more about gestational surrogacy. These meetings will take place in July 2012 in various parts of Spain including Madrid, Barcelona & Valencia.

“We at Building Families are proud to have assisted hundreds of Couples achieve their dream of parenthood. It is unfortunate that many Couples must leave their home town or country to seek the assistance of a Surrogate Mother, so we are super sensitive to their great leap of faith in us. We are acutely aware that this process is costly, financially and emotionally, so we support the Couple and their Surrogate Mother with the highest level of attention throughout their entire surrogacy process,” stated Carol Weathers.

Building Families, Inc. celebrated 20 years of Surrogacy success last year, having helped over 400 babies reach the loving arms of their parents. In addition, Building Families, Inc., takes pride in acknowledging that their efforts to help build families has been well received in the Lesbian & Gay communities throughout the United States and Europe.

For more information about this trip and specific locations, please visit these links:
English: www.buildingfamiliesinc.com/spain-2012
Spanish: www.buildingfamiliesinc.com/espana-2012

Mission Statement:

Building Families, Inc. is a comprehensive Gestational Surrogacy Program based in Southern California. We offer the highest level of personal attention to the Intended Parents and the Surrogate Mothers.

Building Families, Inc. realizes that the relationship in every surrogacy arrangement is unique. Therefore, we have made it our mission to perfect the option of building families through surrogacy by promoting a comprehensive and integrated program for the Surrogate Mother and the Intended Parents. This is accomplished by the high level of personal attention given to each case by the Program Director and her experienced professional team throughout the entire legal, medical and emotional process.

Building Families, Inc. has never experienced any legal or psychological impediment from any Surrogacy Arrangement, domestically or internationally.

Contact Information:

Building Families, Inc., P.O. Box 1138, Lake Forest, CA 92609
[email protected]
001-949-588-6015

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Historia de la Subrogación de Rosie

Uno, Luego Dos!

Rosie dio a luz a una niña hermosa para una Pareja internacional a principios de 2009 y decidió que que quería ayudar de nuevo en esta forma tremenda.   Así, en el 11 de enero de 2012, dio a luz a mellizos sanos para una nueva Pareja internacional.

Estos nuevos bebés, un niño y una niña, peso de 5 libras 11 oz y 5 libras 9 oz, fueron recibidos por sus padres y dos hermanas mayores. Es bueno que Rosie ha decidido retirarse, como quedar embarazada de trillizos puede haber sido en su futuro!

Rosie’s Surrogacy Story

One, Then Two!

Rosie delivered a beautiful baby girl for an international Couple in early 2009 and decided she wasn’t done helping in this tremendous way. So, on January 2012 she delivered healthy twins for another international Couple. This new baby girl and baby boy weighing 5lbs 11oz and 5lbs 9oz were welcomed by their parents. It is good thing that Rosie has decided to retire, as carrying triplets may have been in her future!

Historia de la Subrogación de Elaina

Puntos Especiales

Hay momentos en la mayoría de las experiencias que consideramos  “puntos especiales”.  Estos puntos suelen ser losque recordamos con gran cariño y emoción.  Cuando le pregunté a la nueva mamá y papá lo que fue uno de los puntos especiales de ellos, además del regalo obvio que Elaina les dio … ser  padres, el papá, no dudó en responder.   Él dijo que era el momento que Elaina llamó para decirlos que estaba embarazada.  Mientras hablabasobre esto, las lágrimas brotaron de sus ojos al recordar ese día.   Recordó al no poder hablar con ella.  Trató de más de una vez para contestar el teléfono por lo menos a pronunciar una pequeña gracias, pero no pudo hacerlo. Su esposa también estaba llorando, pero fue compartir eso con Elaina ya que ella también estaba llorando lágrimas de alegría. Ellos nunca pensaron que las palabras podrían tener un impacto tan grande, pero está claro que sí!Este no fue el único día que hizo llorar la Pareja de Elaina. El 9 de enero de 2012, no había un ojo seco en esehospital cuando Elaina trajo no uno sino dos bebés a esta Pareja maravillosa .

 

Elaina’s Surrogacy Story

There are moments in most experiences that we consider the “highlights”.  These highlights are typically the ones we remember with great fondness and emotion.    When I asked the new Mommy & Daddy what was the highlight for them, besides the obvious gift that Elaina gave them…becoming parents, Dad didn’t hesitate to answer.  He said it was the moment Elaina called to say she was pregnant.  As he spoke about it, tears came to his eyes as he remembered that day.  He recalls being unable to speak to her.  He tried more than once to come to the phone to at least utter a small thank you, but he couldn’t do it.  His wife was crying too but was sharing that with Elaina as she too was crying tears of joy.  They never thought that words could have such an impact, but clearly they do!

This was not the only day Elaina made her Couple cry.  On January 9, 2012, there was not a dry eye in that hospital when Elaina brought not one but two babies to this deserving Couple.

LGTB Families 2nd European Meeting – April 28 to May 1, 2012

LGTB Families 2nd European Meeting – April 28 to May 1, 2012

The Second European Conference on LGBT Families want to share the situation of legal rights and inequality suffered by children of LGBT families in different countries across Europe. We work together with other organizations and governments to make progress on the rights of citizenship.We are expecting between 700 and 800 people from different European countries to attend the Conference. It is our intention to spread the achievements of social rights regarding LGBT people in our country.

Click here to learn more.

Sheena’s Surrogacy Story

Sheena gave birth to her Couple’s first son in April 2010 and said she was done having babies as she already had two of her own kids.  But when her Couple told her they wanted another child, she wanted to be the one to help them again.  So, Sheena came out of retirement and on December 13, 2011 she gave birth to another baby boy for her loving Couple and he arrived weighing 7lb 13oz.  We still have frozen embryos…….will this be the last story for them?  We’ll find out in a year or two!

NCHS Issues Data Brief on Increase in Twin Births

ASRM BULLETIN – Volume 14, Number 1 – January 4, 2012

The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) released a data brief on the increase of twin births over the last three decades. Among the key findings reported by the NCHS:

  • In 2009, 1 in every 30 babies born in the United States was a twin, compared with 1 in every 53 babies in 1980.
  • The twin birth rate rose 76 percent from 1980 through 2009, from 18.9 to 33.3 per 1,000 births.
  • If the rate of twin births had not changed since 1980, approximately 865,000 fewer twins would have been born in the United States over the last three decades.
  • Over the three decades, twin birth rates rose by nearly 100 percent among women aged 35–39 and more than 200 percent among women aged 40 and over.
  • The older age of women at childbirth in 2009 compared with three decades earlier accounts for only about one-third of the rise in twinning over the 30 years. The remaining increase is assumed to be from an increase in the use of infertility treatments.

The report highlights the impact that the rise in the rate of twins has had on perinatal health and rates of preterm birth and low birthweight.

To view the data brief, go to: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db80.htm