Gay Couple From Bolton In United Kingdom Looking For Surrogate Mothers

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Date Registered: 13 Apr 2016 Last Modified: 13 Apr 2016 Last Signed In: 13 Apr 2016

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Gay Couple From Bolton In United Kingdom Looking For Surrogate Mothers Between The Ages Of 25 And 40 And Must Be In Good Health.

Contact Information For This Gay Couple

Name:	Daniel
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City:	Bolton
Region:	England
Country:	United Kingdom

Gay Couple Information And Surrogate Requirements

Nationality:	British
Race:	Caucasian
Couple Type:	Gay Couple
We Smoke:	No
We Have Had Surrogate/Donor Before:	No
Willing to Travel:	Yes
Medical Expenses:	Up To 15000 Pounds
Number Of Children:	0
We Are Looking For:	Surrogate Mother,
Aged Between:	25 To 40 Years Old
Country Surrogate/Donor From:	Any Country, United Kingdom
Nationality Of Surrogate/Donor:	Any Nationality, British

Why We/I Want A Surrogate Mother, Egg Donor Or Sperm Donor:

My partner and I get married in September 2016, and want to start a family in 2017. As a gay couple there is a barrier to us achieving our dream of becoming a family.

Description Of Us:

I'm Daniel, 30 years old, and I work as a child protection social worker. My partner is Chris, 23, and he works in adult mental health.

My Letter To Surrogate Mother, Egg Donor Or Sperm Donor:

Hello, Firstly, thank you for reading this. We'd love you to get to know us and then hopefully help us to create a family. I want our relationship to start with honesty and be based on trust therefore it is only right I tell you I am HIV positive. I was diagnosed in October 2014 and I'm on medication. I've responded well to medication and currently I am undetectable, which means there is a negligible chance of catching HIV from me. I would prefer to be the biological father, and my HIV clinic is willing to support myself and the intended surrogate through the pregnancy. Studies show there has never been a case where the woman or baby has caught HIV from a positive male especially when healthy and undetectable. As you can see this is a barrier into us becoming a family, partly through fear, which I totally understand, but also through people not being educated enough. Please feel free to ask me any questions and I can answer them. Of course, I understand if you have reservations about using me as the biological father, if you weren't able to do so my partner who is negative would be the biological father. I just thought it is better to be honest and the decision lies with you, and I will support any decision you make. We look forward to meeting you and hope you can make our dream come true.