Dr says yes!

Today is another special day, one step closer to India. Our doctor tells us that we are in the process of surrogacy! Wellcome to INDIA!

The truth is that we had many options subrogation earlier this year. We got in touch with the clinics of Mumbai and Delhi. The prices were not much different, but the steps themselves. You had to look very closely at the experience of others, so we started looking all clinical information. A priori opinions varied widely, people who felt cheated, people who had more than 4 attempts, people returning to their countries with no children and no money...

After much searching, compare prices and reviews, we noticed something ... In clinics that the price was closed, I mean, clinics did not matter how many attempts did the price was the same, almost all pregnancies were on a first attempt, as two. The inability to see the process "in vivo" to be far away and ignorance of the reality of the process only communicates over the Internet, so in fact, legality, ethics, one can never feel safe.

Another situation that surprised us was the need of many tests that were not foreseen at the beginning of the process leading to higher prices considerably. Actually you can be sure that you send ultrasound is yours? You can be sure that the transfer has been done as you said? If clinics are not known to the surrogate mother to the end, the opportunity to learn to not become pregnant is no ...

The advantage of knowing the medical world, we made a decision by a doctor who always made things clear. The contact was direct, without intermediate with agencies of any kind. We met at Linkedin, and kept all his videos and lectures he had done in the field of obstetrics. Our Doctor is called Shobha Gupta and his clinic "Mothers Lap IVF" in New Delhi.

Contact with our doctor was always friendly, and she was cooperating at all times, with a lot of patience to answer all emails that we send her. We have had almost daily contact for about 3 months, with knowledge that it was she on herself who answered emails.

In the next post, I will try to have some details on what details are to be set when the information is sent by email.

See you tomorrow!