Hannah Scott
by Sam Everingham
Posted on 2021-08-12 at 00:33:30
Hannah started her surrogacy journey when she was 40 after two natural miscarriages followed by ten failed IVF treatments where she and her husband tried with their own eggs, donor eggs and even a double donor – all negative cycles. Hannah started a search online and joined a Georgian Facebook surrogacy group to get an idea of different agencies and their reviews. She and her husband flew to Georgia in October 2019, signed contracts and left her sperm . Embryos with a Georgian donor were created in December 2019 and first transfer was in January 2020. The first embryo transfer worked and George was born in September 2020 at 37 weeks via c-section.
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