Jen
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- 21st Century Baby-Through Surrogacy in India
- A Blissful Life
- A Journey of Emotions
- A Planned Life
- All My Pretty Ones
- Always Taking the Long Way Around
- Amy's New Adventure
- An Inch of Gray
- And Then There Were 2!!!
- Candlelight and Pacifiers
- Don't Lick The Ferrets
- expiringeggs
- Family Time
- Going Solo with my Sidekick
- Hands Free Mama
- I'm Having Their Baby
- I'm polycystic inside
- Jewish Single Mom By Choice
- Just Us Girls
- Life With Eliza Grace
- love life & pugs
- Mama C and the Boys
- Me Plus Baby
- Me, Myself, & Twins!
- Momastery
- My Baby's Daddies - Surrogacy for my best friends
- My Own Modern Family
- My Violet Thoughts...
- Naps Happen
- PAIL Bloggers
- Preemie Twins and Me
- Rubber Duckies
- SBFSeeksBaby | My journey to motherhood by choice
- Searching for Mommyhood
- Shine On
- Single Canadian Mom By Choice
- SMBC & Sons
- Sprogblogger
- Sprout
- Team Shimmy
- The Baby Circus
- The Koob Triplets
- This May Be A Dream Come True
- Trying not to scream
- twelve22
- Twinnything is Possible
- When One Door Closes...
- Who Shot Down My Stork?
- Yeah, I am on My Soapbox
Introduction | Proud dog mom, free thinker, adjunct community college instructor, and most importantly, single mother by choice to twins. For two years, I utilized assisted reproductive technology (in vitro fertilization, due to PCOS and anovulation) with my own eggs and a willing to be known sperm donor (through a sperm bank) to try to become a mother. After 8 failed embryo transfers, I moved on to donated embryos. I became pregnant from my first donor embryo transfer. My pregnancy became high risk due to cervical incompetence. I delivered my boy/girl twins at 32 weeks and 4 days. If everything continues to go well, my children will have an open relationship with the donor "parents," their son and daughter, and a group of donor siblings (the embryos were created with donor sperm). Supportive comments or questions are welcomed. |
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