Emotional Support
4 concepts
Emotional Support
- How to accompany the process from another country Being far away does not prevent participation. An agenda of updates, specific questions, and communication agreements helps follow the process without constantly asking for information or losing sight of the gestational mother's privacy.
- How to seek support in the face of loss or difficult results A negative result, a loss, or a significant change may require time and support. Medical explanations and emotional support address different needs. You don't have to decide on the next attempt immediately.
- The purpose of psychological support during the process Psychological support helps address decisions, expectations, uncertainty, and relationships during surrogacy. It is not just a response to a crisis. It can be individual, couple-based, or shared when agreed upon.
- How to cope with the wait for results The wait between transfer and testing can cause anxiety. Having a date, a channel for information, and support helps organize those days. The symptoms of the gestational mother or your level of concern do not predict the outcome.
