Breanna Lockwood, 29, and her husband Aaron have been trying to conceive a child for 4 years straight, but to no avail. They have even spent $73 thousand on extracorporeal conception, but Breanna lost the baby both times. Her mother, Julie Loving, 51, offered her service as a surrogate mother for the child. Even though surrogate mothers have to be 35 years old or younger, she was accepted because of her exceptional health. The baby was successfully conceived back in March, and now the family is eagerly awaiting its arrival.
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Lanny 3 year s ago
Americans 
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Amabel 3 year s ago
Lanny,
nothing wrong with it, surrogacy is a normal form of ivf and it's technically safer and easier if it's a member of the family
nothing wrong with it, surrogacy is a normal form of ivf and it's technically safer and easier if it's a member of the family
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ZombieDarwin 3 year s ago
Lanny,
You, uh, you are aware that there was no sex involved, right? It's just pure science. You know, 'Murica?
You, uh, you are aware that there was no sex involved, right? It's just pure science. You know, 'Murica?
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Cinderella 3 year s ago
Lanny,
Normally I would completely agree with that line.
Not in this case though. I can only compliment on how cool the mom(or mom's mom? ) is for even thinking about offering surrogacy.
Not being able to have kids is throughly a sad thing. I'm really happy for this family and wish them all the best.
Normally I would completely agree with that line. Not in this case though. I can only compliment on how cool the mom(or mom's mom? ) is for even thinking about offering surrogacy.
Not being able to have kids is throughly a sad thing. I'm really happy for this family and wish them all the best.
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Link 3 year s ago
What a nice mom. Really an incredible gift she gave to her daughter.
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Nan 3 year s ago
let's hope they will be twins
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Mary 3 year s ago
So the child will be their own uncle/aunt?
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Dunk 3 year s ago
And it doesnt end just like that.
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Eben 3 year s ago
a bit creepy but... who am i to judge
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Phil 3 year s ago
Not everyone should have children, especially from labs and ivf. But f@#k it world is already down the toilet
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Eddie 3 year s ago
They could have adopted a poor orphan...
nothing wrong with it, surrogacy is a normal form of ivf and it's technically safer and easier if it's a member of the family
You, uh, you are aware that there was no sex involved, right? It's just pure science. You know, 'Murica?
Not in this case though. I can only compliment on how cool the mom(or mom's mom? ) is for even thinking about offering surrogacy.
Not being able to have kids is throughly a sad thing. I'm really happy for this family and wish them all the best.