A Gay Couple's Journey Through Surrogacy: Intended Fathers
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (714 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0789028204 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"A GREAT READ FOR ANY COUPLE planning on having a child through surrogacy." -- Cheryl A. Jacques, National Gay Civil Rights Leader & Speaker; Former President, The Human Rights Campaign; Former State Senator, Massachusetts"For all gay men considering parenthood through reproductive technology, this book is REQUIRED READING." -- Angeline Acain, Publisher, Gay Parent magazine and New York Gay Parent Guide
A Good Book B. Horne I couldn't put it down, and found myself disappointed that there wasn't more to read. If the couple does (or has) indeed try(ied) for another, I'd be just as interested to hear this 'story' as well.While I can understand the previous reviewer's dismay with some of the author's thoughts, feelings, and actions, I certainly don't agree with it. This journey was *real*--not idealized, and none of his true emotions were glossed over for the sake of portraying himself or the 'journey' of surrogacy in a bet. A gay man's individual surrogacy journey Duke Marine I liked this book, I really did. It was wonderful to read a book about a subject that is not usually covered. I've read books by and about gay parents before but usually it involves adoption. So for somebody curious about surrogacy I found the book to be a breath of fresh airHowever, I have to stress that it was OBVIOUSLY a very unique perspective. It was the diary and thoughts of ONE of the intended fathers in this process. And I must say he was not a particularly likable guyhe came off as completel. "An Hysterical Man's Journey Through Traditional Surrogacy" SF Guy Very little has been written about gay men going through surrogacy and this book, unfortunately, does not do much to fill that gap. Firstly, the text is poorly written and edited (I noticed that there was no editor officially credited in the front; only in the author's acknowledgements could I find evidence that there was one). At times, it was difficult to follow the chronology. The book reads like a journal with a voiceover and it doesn't work.Secondly, the author/main character is a major drama qu
But what should I have said? What could I have said? I scrambled to find a way to delete it, but couldn’t.A Gay Couple's Journey Through Surrogacy is a touching memoir that reveals the challenges that face gay and lesbian couples who may be considering either adoption or surrogacy.. David, of course, had no idea what I was up to. We’re looking for someone close by and even have a separate apartment available if needed.Nice, huh? Could it be just a little bit morevague? Could my ad have lacked a little more personality? Sure, have our baby and move right in while you’re doing it! Who the hell would respond to that? I wasn’t even sure after reading it myself that it made any sense. The ad read:We’re a gay couple in New York that just celebrated our fourteenth anniversary and we’ve decided to extend our