Single Woman From East Greenwich 02818 In United States Looking For Surrogate Mothers, Sperm Donors

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Date Registered: 24 Jan 2015 Last Modified: 30 Aug 2019 Last Signed In: 10 Mar 2021

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Single Woman From East Greenwich 02818 In United States Looking For Surrogate Mothers, Sperm Donors Between The Ages Of 18 And 35 And Must Be In Good Health.

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Name:	Susan
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City:	East Greenwich 02818
Region:	Rhode Island
Country:	United States

Single Woman Information And Surrogate Requirements

Nationality:	American
Race:	Caucasian
Couple Type:	Single Woman
We Smoke:	No
We Have Had Surrogate/Donor Before:	No
Willing to Travel:	Yes
Number Of Children:	0
We Are Looking For:	Surrogate Mother, Sperm Donor,
Aged Between:	18 To 35 Years Old
Country Surrogate/Donor From:	United States
Nationality Of Surrogate/Donor:	American

Why We/I Want A Surrogate Mother, Egg Donor Or Sperm Donor:

I am unable to bear a child and I have always felt that I was born to be a mother since I have so much love to give and I love children like they are my own. I have babysat since I was 11 years old starting as a mother's helper every day of the summer and then babysat many weekends and weeknights for the same lady across the street from me. She now has 5 boys and a girl and they are all grown. I have babysat overnight for people, and in churches, at daycare centers, and for children in a private children's psychiatric hospital which treats very emotionally troubled children from ages 3 to 13. I have 2 bachelor degrees - 1 is a Summa Cum Laude highest honors Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and the 2nd one was a Magna Cum Laude 2nd highest honors Bacholor of Science in Human Devlopment, Children, and Family Studies. I have 2 years graduate studies in a Marriage and Family Therapy degree and I have a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology with a perfect 4.0 out of 4.0 grade point average. Since my graduate degree, I have worked in Bradley Children's Psychiatric Hospital for several years as a Children's Counselor and Therapist for some of the most difficult little boys and girls who improved substantially while they lived in the hospital. And I have also built a website to help children who have physical disabilities. I created and patented a disabled "so ABLE" doll that focuses on what the children CAN do and not what they cannot do. I made a doll that helps children who have prostheses or are going through Chemotherapy from Cancer of various types. These have been sold and donated throughout the world to hospitals, parents, teachers, doctors, children, etc. The Queen even gave a grant to the Australian Royal Children's Hospitals to have several dolls for their children going through many difficult times both physically and emotionally while they deal with the enormous challenges they face.

Description Of Us:

I am a sweet and kind girl of 40 who has gone through her own stresses as we all do, and fought through to the other side. I never stopped working and never gave up hope that I could be cured and most of all, I am a thriving young lady who looks to be 25 and yearns to be a mother. I am 5 feet 7 inches tall, weigh around 110 pounds, and have modeled and had fun dressing up for the runway catwalk where models walk down and back with pretty clothes on to show the public what the new clothes and fad of the year looks like. I enjoyed doing that but all the while I was still in graduate school learning how to counsel children with emotional problems. I was a volunteer, intern, and earned a position at the hospital that helped these children. I have lived in Panama The Canal Zone where one of my older brothers and I were born. My dad was an Officer in the military and we moved to many places in the United States including San Francisco, California and Springfield, Virginia when my dad worked at the Pentagon. He was an officer in Engineering and when he was restationed, we moved wherever he was restationed. He has since Retired and before he retired he oversaw 7 hospitals as the Exectutive Engineer. My oldest brother was born in Virginia so he is 4 years older than I am and my brother who was born in Panama with me is just 2 years older I am. When my oldest brother went to college, he went to William and Mary College in Virginia. My next brother went to Virginia Military Institute, and I went to Virginia Tech, which I later transferred to University of Rhode Island. I completed Graduate School in Counseling Psychology at Springfield College in Massachusetts. I am now very happy in Rhode Island where my parents live and it is beautiful and calm here. I have been an aunt to both of my brothers children, however, they live in 2 different states that are more than 400 miles away. They both have 3 children, so I have 3 nieces and 3 nephews between the two brothers. I love them all very much and I wish I saw them more. They are growing up fast and are going into high school. With family get-togethers, I have seen them grow as I wait and wonder when I will find the right guy to be able to love and cherish and eventually get married. I have not found that special guy, the "one" for me, and I am now feeling like I am missing a child in my life. I have thought of adopting but no one will adopt out to a single mom. That makes me sad. But I continue on my dream to fulfill children's needs who are looking for a doll or therapy items that will help them identify with their challenges in their young lives. That is what makes me the happiest right now!

My Letter To Surrogate Mother, Egg Donor Or Sperm Donor:

Dear Gracious and Most Generous Surrogate Mom, When I was 22, I wanted to be a surrogate for someone too. I wanted to give up some of my eggs for someone. I wanted to help someone who couldn't have what I always thought I would be able to have without any problem. I saw how much trouble people went through to try to conceive and have a baby and I just wanted to take that pain away from them. I saw that my own close relatives and distant relatives had never had any problems having children, and so I wanted to give something to someone who wanted to be a mom and for some reason could not be. That is the type of person I have always been. I feel other people's feelings, I cry with them, support them, I am the one who will stand up for the person who is being bullied or feeling hurt. To me, it feels as if they are bullying or hurting me too. I tend to look at others and see in their face the hurt they are feeling and then I comfort them so they don't have to go through that alone. My own mom tells me I don't need to help everyone I see. But I think if you were born that way, with feelings and connections with people I don't even know, then that is who I am. I don't think I was a child who was easy emotionally. I worried about so much. I saw the teacher fussing at the class and believed she was fussing at me. She was not. I have grown to see that in others. I believe that I do not want others to feel the scared and worried feelings that I had. And although that is impossible, I am usually right there for whoever needs comfort. I never was able to become a surrogate mom or give my eggs. I was quickly accepted into graduate school and that was leading me to a role that I really truly wanted. It meant I was going to officially help children who needed someone to be with them while they went through their problems. Some were neglected or abused, and those were things I never had to deal with, but I wanted to learn about so I could help any way that I could. These are things I would be learning in Grad School. I have a Wonderful family. My oldest brother is smart and bright beyond his years. A "little man," my parents would call him. My next older brother is so outgoing that when he was little, he used to wander around, until a lady called my mom and asked, "do you have a little blond boy, with blue eyes? He says he wants a cookie!" My mom was frantic but glad that he hadn't wandered too far. He too liked people, but he didn't know to be careful yet, he didn't know people weren't like my parents. He assumed that everyone was as giving and loving as my parents were, and if they had a cookie, he would find it! I was the youngest and a girl, not necessarily a daddy's girl, but a momma's girl. I asked my mom to have another baby, a little brother or sister for me. I rationed "you had a baby for Blake and Eric, why can't you have one for me?" I was always playing a little mommy role. When my brothers were sick, I pushed my mom back and walked right into one of their rooms with a cold washcloth for his head and a thermometer to take his temperature. My mom watched from the doorway just in awe. I only wanted "real" babydolls you know the type that cry when you turn over in the middle of the night! I dreamt that I was born to be a mom. When in 3rd grade, the physical education teacher told all the girls they had all the eggs they would ever have, I thought I had an egg in my tummy that was going to somehow turn into a baby and I thought I was pregnant, I was sure about it, and I was SO happy. It was only 3rd grade and I stopped listening to the teacher once she said there was already an egg inside of us. Magic, I thought!! I was a happy girl, despite that egg never arriving as a baby. I was told the unfortunate news a little later. But, I was always smiling when people looked at me. So much so, that people started asking my mom, "Does she smile ALL the time?" My mom would say, "pretty much, yes." I thought, how did they know? I wasn't smiling when I thought the teacher was fussing at me, when really it was the class. I took things to heart , a LOT! But unless someone was mad at me, I smiled back at them when they looked at me. Even in high school, I decided I couldn't run the 200 meter dash because EVERYONE seemed to be waiting for me to get to the end and they were staring right at me, which made me smile and then laugh. They said why are you laughing when you run to the end. I said, "because you are all looking at me!" "It looks so funny to see your faces staring right at me!" I don't know if you are from the South or the North, East or West. But I have lived on all 4 sides and it is quite amazing how different areas and cultures have very different attitudes. Since most of my younger years were spent in the South, I knew that when you walked past someone, you would automatically look up and say "hi." However, when I moved up North I know that's supposed to be a lower case 'N' but it just looks better capitalized, don't you think? Anyway, when I moved up North, I would look up and say "hi" to the person I walked by and that person would look away or they would give you the look like "who do you think you are looking at or talking to?" Ouch! I didn't know that was a bad thing. Every state is different. You just have to be the person that you are and don't worry about the way someone else wants you to be. I am now 40 and I am not married because I have not found the right guy for me, yet! I wanted to wait for the man I would live the rest of my life with, but I don't want the rest of my life to wait for that to go by and miss out on bringing up a child that I so desperately want. I still truly believe I was born to be a mom and no one can change my mind. It's not the same just babysitting. I know I'm single, but since more than half of marriages end in divorce, I won't be bringing a child into a broken and fighting family. Just all my love for him or her. Please make my one wish come true. I blow out the candle on my birthday cake each year and wish for the same thing. But I am still hoping that one day this will come true. I am a very genuine and kind, playful mom wanna-be. Please choose me!!!! Susan