New here, with endo.

[Annasmthin]

Hi, Im Anna. At the age of 26 I was diagnosed with endometriosis. I'm 37 now and married, but me and my hb still have no kids. This became very hard to take lately. We were ttc for about 6 years but without any success. At first we were quite depressed because we can’t conceive, but we discovered that surrogacy is quite possible, so my endo won’t be in the way. Currently we are looking for clinic or advice where we can do such procedure and what is needed, preferably UK but we are considering other countries too. Thanks in advance.

[WishingandHoping]

Ive had 2 surgeries (removed both tubes) ... my first lap diagnosed and treated a frozen pelvis and second dhowed it had grown back and was stage 4 already. The ivf drugs havent helped with my endometriomas coming back so quick and egg collection was harder i think than most but we are in a 2ww... if you are able to carry a baby then ivf is totally an option x

[minerva17]

Welcome hun! sorry for your endo, it's an awful thing esp if you are so young...the only advice now is that you must find out if you're able to bear your own child. If yes, ivf with oe or de could work for you. If there is no chance for embryos to stick, so you need to move to surrogacy or adoption...

[mannamay]

Sorry for your problems, honey! x

If you are sure about surrogacy, there are lots of clinics dealing with surrogacy in Europe. Can't tell anything about UK but I have some experience with Czech and Ukrainian clinics. Both have quite good results. I think your decision must be made according to your preferences and requirements, so you can surf the websites of some clinics and learn more about their services. Pay attention on price, it's not always a total sum, cause very often you need to buy meds and different necessary stuff in addition.

[DianeArnold Partner Nurse Fertility Network UK]

Hi Annasmthin. You could try looking at the following website too, regarding surrogacy. suroogacyuk.org Good luck! Diane