Juanita, African Surrogate Mother in Enugu, Nigeria
Surrogate Mother from Enugu, Nigeria.
Why I want to be a surrogate mother:
I want to be an exceptional woman to carry a baby for those who cannot carry on their own. This is a great opportunity to do something noble while experiencing the lovely moments of pregnancy at the same time. I have many lo... If I could be giving a chance to be a surrogate mother I will be the most happiest person in the world because I love children so much and they mean everything to me. fulfilling your dream and bring-forth a bundle of joy into your home will make my joy complete.
Description of myself:
I am highly sensitive, idealistic, and intuitive nature. I'm expressive and creative in the arts, music, or drama. Since I'm not inclined to give due consideration to practical and business matters, sometimes I could miss out on reaching a level of financial success appropriate for my efforts and abilities. Meanwhile, I am good at anything I set my mind on. I lived and worked in Europe for many years, but I just relocated to Nigeria. Currently I live in Enugu state with my ageing mother and I must say that life here is worth living. I work as a geriatric nurse and I love caring for people especially those that needs my help. While working as an geriatrician I have a great experience and I have grown deep feelings for mankind. I feel and sense much that I fully don't understand, and I can be deeply hurt when I find out that some one is lying to me. Others take advantage of my generosity and friendship and when there is a lack of reciprocation, I feel despondent and disillusioned. Conflict of any kind causes me great distress. Deep inside, I am a very honest and a simple woman. Harmony is very important to me. If I could go on and on about myself I wouldn't leave this page .. but, feel free to contact me if you need to know more about me.
My letter to intended parents:
As a caring nurse I have been privileged to worked with some female patients who does not experienced the joy of a motherhood and the sad on their face makes me to realised how painful it is not to have your own children. My elder sister went through the same trauma and torches in the hand of her husband's immediate family especially from the mother in-law. Childbearing in Africa is considered a big deal and when a girl is married into a certain family, the first and foremost expectations from her both families is pregnancy and making babies. Meanwhile, I've come to understand how amazing, essential, and bundles of happiness it's feels when a child calls you mummy and not just for the woman alone, but for the whole family and the world, because children are special gift from the Almighty. "Who knows what a child would be come in the future." Therefore, the joy is phenomenal. However, I must say to you .. No matter what .. Don't lose hope. “When someone tells you it can’t be done, it’s more a reflection of their limitations, not yours.” Stay focus and diligent to rise and become the successful parents/mother everyone would knows of...
Hi dears, “When someone tells you it can’t be done, it’s more a reflection of their limitations, not yours.” Stay focus and diligent to rise and become the successful person everyone would knows of... No matter what .. Don't lose hope, always hope for the brighter days ahead ..