Foland surrogate fund

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JF
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Donation Protected Washington, DCJul 6, 2023
Hi everyone!
We are Michael and Jordan and we live in Washington DC. In April 2022, I had a miscarriage. Afterwards, I was later diagnosed with severely graded Asherman syndrome which is a build up of scar tissue covering the majority of my uterus. Though I had over 9 surgeries and procedures to evaluate and remove the scarring, my doctors and family agreed that any future pregnancies would be high risk for both me and any baby. So now we are looking by for a gestational carrier to help start our family! Our fundraising goals are relatively small, but this will cover the initial screening process for any surrogate plus cover her meds for embryo transfer. Thank you for reading this and your consideration to donate to our fund!
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Jordan Foland
Washington, DCJoined Jul 2023

Foland surrogate fund
Organized by Jordan Foland. Washington, DC.
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Goal: $8,000
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Hi everyone!
We are Michael and Jordan and we live in Washington DC. In April 2022, I had a miscarriage. Afterwards, I was later diagnosed with severely graded Asherman syndrome which is a build up of scar tissue covering the majority of my uterus. Though I had over 9 surgeries and procedures to evaluate and remove the scarring, my doctors and family agreed that any future pregnancies would be high risk for both me and any baby. So now we are looking by for a gestational carrier to help start our family! Our fundraising goals are relatively small, but this will cover the initial screening process for any surrogate plus cover her meds for embryo transfer. Thank you for reading this and your consideration to donate to our fund!
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