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We believe in family and in your way of building it

Your family deserves a space of care where you can confidently talk about your story and what you seek. At Fertility Dreams, we support individuals and families with diverse identities, orientations, and lifestyles.

We are diverse because families are

We aim for each person to receive respectful care and an assessment according to their history and needs.

Treatment options depend on medical history, available gametes, who will carry the pregnancy, and each family's project. Legal aspects are also reviewed as needed.

Find your path

Here you will find some options to explore. Medical assessment and conversation with the team will help understand which may be suitable for your family.

  • Two women sitting together, one kisses the other on the cheek

    We are two women

    You can discuss different options based on your studies and how each wants to participate.

    • R.O.P.A Method One of you provides the eggs and the other carries the pregnancy. The team can guide you on the R.O.P.A. method.
    • Insemination with donor sperm One of you can seek a pregnancy with your own eggs and donor sperm, when assessment allows.
  • Two men hugging

    We are two men

    Surrogacy can bring together your family project, the participation of an egg donor, and a gestational mother. Each has her own story and decides on her participation. The team helps you understand the stages and agreements.

    • Surrogacy A gestational mother participates in the process with respect for her autonomy, well-being, and communication agreements.
    • The egg donor You can discuss donation, the assessments made, and the available information before deciding.
  • Portrait of a young person looking to the side

    I am a trans person

    Your identity, your story, and decisions about your health deserve respect. You can talk with the team about your fertility options at any time.

  • An adult lifts a laughing child

    I'm doing it on my own

    If you want to start a family without a partner, you can talk about your options and any questions you have in a respectful care space.

    • Insemination with donor sperm It may be an option with donor sperm, depending on the assessment of the tubes and other factors in your history.
    • In vitro fertilization with donor It can be assessed based on your history, the results of your studies, and previous treatments.
    • Surrogacy If you are considering this option, you can discuss medical assessment, agreements, and the legal framework.

What you can expect from us

These are some of the care we aim to provide from the first conversation. You can tell us what you need to feel comfortable during care.

  • The information you share helps maintain continuity in support and communication with the team.
  • You can share how your family is formed and how you want each person to be named.
  • You can let us know your preferred name and title. The team will review with you how to record that information and the necessary data for the documents.
  • Your family project deserves to be heard with respect, without judgments about how you want to form your family.
  • If you have a partner, you can discuss how to participate in consultations and receive information, with the appropriate consents.
  • The team can help you understand the process and options for your situation.

The legal aspects for your family

In an international process, the legal recognition of each mother or father depends on the country and the family's circumstances. Our legal team can coordinate the review with you and your lawyer in the country where you live. It is an important conversation before choosing the treatment.

What they usually ask us

  • You can talk to the team about their experience, treatment options, and care during the process. You can also ask how medical and legal support is organized for a family like yours.

  • The medical conditions of the treatment and legal requirements are reviewed separately. Marital status may be relevant for some procedures depending on the country. A lawyer who understands your situation can explain if and how it affects you.

  • Thank you for sharing that concern. You can start in writing if it feels more comfortable and tell us what name and title you prefer. You can also ask how care is organized and share with the team any situation that makes you feel uncomfortable.

  • The budget depends on the services your process needs, such as treatment, donation, or the participation of a gestational mother. You can review what is included, the costs, and the services that are quoted separately before deciding.

  • Each family can think about how and when to talk about their child's origin. If you need support to prepare for that conversation, you can consult the psychology team and learn about the available support.

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