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When it comes to becoming a surrogate, there are a few factors that could potentially disqualify someone, either related to medical history or lifestyle/background considerations. We frequently get the question, "what might be something that would disqualify me?" Here are a few examples of disqualifying factors you might not have thought of:

➡️ A history of gestational diabetes that requires medication for control.
➡️ Having had four or more previous c-sections, or seven or more previous deliveries.
➡️ Experiencing major depressive disorder or severe postpartum depression.
➡️ Having a domestic violence charge on record.
➡️ Any felony charges for you or your partner.
➡️ Not having custody of your children.

Now, please keep in mind that these are just a few examples, and there may be other factors that could impact your eligibility as a surrogate. The goal behind these considerations is to ensure the best possible outcomes, and for both you and the intended parents to be able to move forward with confidence. 🌟❤️

If you have any concerns or further questions, feel free to reach out. You're doing an incredible thing by considering surrogacy, and we're here to support you every step of the way! 🤗💪

💜 Take our short 8-minute quiz to see if you qualify and change someone's life forever. https://surrogacy.is/life-changing-quiz/


💜 After you qualify, make sure to schedule a call with us so we can get you to the next steps in the process. We are all surrogates here, by the way, so we can answer any and all of your questions.


💜 Check out the requirements to become a surrogate
https://surrogacy.is/requirements/


💜 Learn more about the compensation & benefits
https://surrogacy.is/compensation/


💜 Surrogacy in the US
https://surrogacy.is/become-a-surrogate/


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