Hannah is a mother of two and a two-time surrogate. She has a deep passion for helping others experience the joy of parenthood. As a mother and repeat surrogate, Hannah has dedicated her career to supporting others in their journey experiences and helping other families grow through surrogacy.

As a Journey Coordinator, Hannah leads the surrogates and intended parents throughout the surrogacy journey, starting with the matching process and ending with six months to one year post the birth of the parents’ child.

Q & A with Hannah

Q: Why Did You (Hannah) Become a Surrogate?

A: I became a surrogate because I wanted to give someone the chance to experience the joy of parenthood. I’ve always felt called to help others, and after having my own children, I realized what a gift that truly is. Being able to carry for someone else is one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done.

Q: In just a few sentences, describe what being a surrogate has meant in your life?

A: Being a surrogate has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. It’s shown me the true power of love, sacrifice, and connection. Helping create a family for someone else has brought me a deep sense of purpose and pride that I’ll carry with me forever.

Q: What piece of advice (or top 3 pieces of advice) would you give to someone who is becoming a surrogate?

A: (1) Advocate for yourself – Make sure you discuss your needs, comfort level, and boundaries with your coordinator so that you and your coordinator can advocate for you. Your voice matters. (2) Have a strong support system – Whether it’s family, friends, or a surrogacy community, having people who understand and support you makes a huge difference. (3) Make sure the match feels right – Take the time to connect with intended parents who align with your values and expectations. A good match makes the journey so much smoother.

Q: What piece of advice (or top 3 pieces of advice) would you give to someone who is growing their own family through surrogacy?

A: (1) Trust the process and your team. Surrogacy can be emotional and unpredictable, but a good agency, coordinator, and support system can help guide you every step of the way. (2) Build a relationship with your surrogate – Even small efforts to connect can make the journey more meaningful and memorable for both of you. (3) Be open, honest, and flexible – Communication and understanding go a long way. Things might not always go as planned, but staying open helps create a strong, positive partnership.

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