Let’s Talk Surrogacy: Codi’s Story of Advocacy and Personalized Support

In this episode of Let’s Talk Surrogacy, Codi shares how she managed legal jargon, the benefits of local matching, and why self-advocacy in the delivery room is essential.

Becoming a surrogate is a life-changing decision that often begins with a personal calling to help another family experience the joy of parenthood.

Partnering with a “human-first” agency allows you to navigate the complexities of surrogacy with total confidence.

The full interview is available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with new episodes releasing the first Tuesday of every month.

4 Key Insights from Codi’s Surrogacy Journey

Codi’s experience offers a look into the emotional and logistical realities of the process. Here are the most important takeaways from her conversation:

  • The Power of a Human-First Agency: While other agencies sent automated rejections, American Surrogacy provided a personal call that built immediate trust.
  • Navigating “Scary” Legal Language: A specialist helped Codi’s husband understand that intimidating contract language was simply standard legal protocol.
  • Choosing the Right Intended Parents: Codi chose a local couple to build a deeper relationship and ease the intended mother’s anxiety.
  • The Importance of Postpartum Self-Advocacy: Codi advocates for surrogates to demand clear, specific medical instructions for their own postpartum recovery.

Take Your Next Step Toward Becoming a Surrogate

If you’re answering a lifelong calling or just starting to explore your options, the right support system makes every step easier. Codi’s experience proves that while surrogacy requires resilience, the reward of helping a family grow is life-changing.

If you are interested in becoming a surrogate or getting started as an intended parent, fill out our simple form today.

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