Thursday, 13 June 2013

surrogacy In India.
 
well i copied this from facebook,but when folks can respect and love their own mothers then why cant they do the same for a surrogate mother?
its very true... its very natural tht god culd nt b everywhere so he created MOTHER"S so alwas tke care of her&FATHER too
Your mom carried you in her womb for nine months. She felt sick for months with nausea, then she watched her feet swell and her skin stretch and tear. She strug...gled to climb stairs. She got breathless quickly. She suffered many sleepless night. She then went through EXCRUCIATING PAIN to bring you into this world.

She became your nurse, your chef, your maid, your chauffeur, your biggest fan, your teacher, and your best-friend. She struggled for you, cried over you, hoped the best for you, and prayed for you.

Most of us take our mom for granted. But there are people who have lost or never seen theirs.
Dr.Samit Sekhar
ivf and surrogacy program director.
Kiran Infertility Centre.
Hyderabad.
India.

 

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Surrogacy India.
yet another happy surrogacy story from the KIC surrogacy program.
 
Dear Dr. Samit and Anjani,

 
That is a miracle for us to live in this era and know both of you.
We look at or think of our little ones every moment and could not stop thinking about India and KIC. You gave us the best we wish for.

 
We could not say enough thanks.

 
We will keep in touch for long long time :)

 
Take care

Best Regards,

Thai & Ngan & Natalie & Nicole
 
 
 
i am a very light sleeper and because most of our patients are in a different time zones we do get emails from them in the middle of the night mostly in case of an emergency,for egs if they dont get their menses on time or miss their flight etc.they need our guidance so i do check my email when my BlackBerry beeps and if it is an emrgency i make it a point to reply then and there and go back to sleep.i have gotten used to this since the last 5 or so years since the initiation of our International surrogacy program and i must admit that i sleep for only 4 to 5 hours on weekdays and try to catch up on my sleep on sundays(unless i am in bangalore(:!!,my family hates this habit of mine but now i am an official insomniac i guess!!
so last night at around 2 am i must have gotten this sweet message from the Tran's who just had their babies through surrogacy at our clinic and were back home in the USA and wrote us an email immediately upon reaching home.
it feels good when folks appreciate what you do for them as Surrogacy is not an easy job and a majority of them do! a few people would like to believe and treat this as a monetary transaction and keep it like that!! not even a thank you or a handshake,a few of them dont even look at you once their babies or born! i just take this as a cultural thing and dont bother about it and am much to busy with work to even pay heed to this,but i must admit my staff does get offended sometimes about this rude behaviour.i try to calm them down by being philosophical and telling them to believe in "KARMA"

Dr.Samit Sekhar
ivf and surrogacy program Director.
Kiran Infertility centre Pvt Limited.

 


 

Friday, 7 June 2013

Another Success story of Surrogacy in India.
Spanish couple carlos sanchez and Chris Guers with their Daughter who was born 2 months ago at the kiran infertility centre and its Surrogacy program.
they got word that they will expect their spanish passport by this weekend and they can head to the frro for the exit visa on monday.so everone was in a good mood which resulted in some happy pictures for the KIC surrogacy album.
carlos and chris succeded in their first try here at KIC.





 

Thursday, 6 June 2013

well another success story of Surrogacy in India.

well today we were paid a visit by vijay and Neeta Maddala and their beautiful little daughter Priya who was born a couple of months ago through our surrogacy program.vijay and Neeta are Americans but their folks and family are based in INDIA so they were not in a tearing hurry to get back home.the good news is that Priya got her American passport and now they are headed to the FRRO to complete the paperwork and get the exit visa which should take 7 to 10 days.
it wasn't the easiest of journies for vijay and neeta to be able to have a baby,both are in their late forties and have had a long wait to hold their baby in their hands.infact vijay had to come twice to give his samples as the first time around it had not worked for them.
so no wonder when priya was born they had a big cradle ceremony for her and invited their friends and family in order to share their happiness with their close family and friends.


another succesful surrogacy cycle comes to a beautiful finale at the Kiran infertility centre!

Dr.Samit Sekhar.
ivf and surrogacy program Director.
KIC.

Tuesday, 4 June 2013

Surrogacy India at the Kiran Infertility centre!
well yesterday was candaian babies day here at the Kiran Infertility centre.
surrogacy baby of Benoit belisle and brian Corrieaveau from Canada,they were lucky they concieved in the very first transfer! uPhoto: Its's Canadian babies day here at KIC,hearty congratulations to Benoit Belisle and his partner Brian from Canada,on the birth of their boy born with the help of the Kic Gestational surrogacy program.weighing in at 3.5 kilograms the lad is a heavyweight!!
another Canadian couple Mrs and Mr.Nedunuri had to endure quite a bit of heartbreak and had to display a lot of patience because of reapeated miscarriages.

Monday, 3 June 2013


France legalises Gay marriage
 post the legalisation of gay marriage, passed as law on May 18 france is apparently bitterly divided and it is not surprising because similar to India,homosexuality was considered "a mental diseas" in France
and this opposing half of French population is against the GPA bill, "gestation pour autrui" meaning the surrogacy bill. Currently, French law prohibits surrogacy because it "commodifies" the human body. Under French law, any donation for assisted reproduction has to be voluntary, free and anonymous and the woman who physically gives birth is considered the mother.
i am writing this against the backdrop of a surrogacy story covering the Kiran infertility centre and its Surrogacy program which was shown on frnech Natioanl Tv a few days back.it can be viewed here
when they first contacted me,i asked the journalist the reason for this kind of a story and they told me that it would be to educate the French population about the benefits of surrogacy and i agreed.it has come out well and delves into the importan aspects of a surrogacy arrangement at the kiran infertility centre.


 

Parents of twins with the help of Surrogacy.
a few days back i had mentioned about the birth of twins of Thai and Ngan Tran,residents of USA at The kiran infertility centre through Surrogacy.
well they recieved their American passports a while back and now are applying for exit visas at the FRRO for their babies. they came by the clinic today to click some pictures and say Good Byes.
i must admit that there is a bit of an overwhelming feeling when something like this happens,even though i try to be as emotionally detached as possible because it is easy to get carried away when the parents cant stop thanking you enough and call you their "hero" and compare you to "God",it is important to stay grounded for 2 reasons which My Pop always told me
1.never get too happy when things are going your way
2.never be too sad when things go against you.
these two things i have always kept in mind,enough of the philosophy,lets see some pictures
 Saji with the parents and their twins-Saji is the chauffer.
 Anjani kumar



 the Surrogate mother with the couple and their babies.this moment was very emotional for everyone in the room.


 
Dr.Samit Sekhar
IVF and Surrogacy program Director.