Amanda T

Quick Fact Sheet For Amanda T.

List of pregnancy dates and outcomes: 

  • Son

    • Born 09/19/2017

    • Delivered at 38 weeks 5 days, pg. 11/40

    • Vaginal Delivery, pg. 14/40

    • Weighed 7 pounds 0.4 ounces, pg. 14/40

    • “Routine Prenatal, no complications” pg. 10/40

    • 4th degree Vaginal tear, episiotomy, pg. 14/40

    • Postpartum depression, mom was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer one week before delivery and died one month after.

  • Miscarriage 2019 before 8 weeks.

  • Daughter

    • Born 03/31/2021

    • Delivered at 39 weeks, pg. 14/97

    • Elective c-section “due to significant 4th degree perennial laceration in first delivery” pg. 14/97

    • Weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces

  • Son

    • Born 08/04/2023

    • Delivered at 38 weeks 2 days, pg. 19/89

    • Vaginal Delivery, VBAC, pg. 19/89

    • Weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces, pg. 19/89

    • No complications


OB clearance and updated pap coming up on 10/1/25

Recent height and weight: 5’5’’ and 165 pounds

BMI: 27.6

Basic medical hx: Overall healthy. Is allergic to ibuprofen, chlorhexidine, naproxen. Tubal ligation and ankle surgery with screws and plate. 

Date and result of most recent pap smear: 2023- normal with mild inflammation

 Is not willing to receive the flu or the Covid vaccine.

From Amanda:

Pregnancy has been both a blessing and a time of deep loss in my life. When I was pregnant with my oldest son, I learned that my mom had terminal lung cancer. Later, while carrying my daughter, we found out my dad had leukemia. My pregnancies have always been surrounded by love, but also by grief.

Through those experiences, and through walking beside close friends who have endured miscarriages and stillbirths, I’ve come to understand just how precious and fragile the gift of life is.

I want to be a source of hope for a family who is longing for a child. Surrogacy feels like a way to honor my parents, the losses I’ve witnessed, and the gratitude I hold for my own children. Giving another family the chance to experience the joy of parenthood is the legacy I want to help create.

About Amanda

Amanda is a 31 year old, married, caucasian female who has no preference in the family that she carries for. Amanda lives in Cowpens, South Carolina with her husband, Robert, and their three children. 

Amanda is 5’5’’ and weighs 165 pounds and has a BMI of 27.5. She speaks English and is a US Citizen. Amanda describes herself as family oriented. She is the den leader of her son’s cub scout troop. She loves to go on walks, do gentle parenting and wrote and published a children’s book. 

Amanda does have insurance through the marketplace. It will be reviewed to see if it will cover a surrogacy pregnancy. 

Amanda is an independent contractor as a remote peer mentor. She works 10 hours a week and makes $27 an hour. Robert is a diesel mechanic. He makes $1000 a week and also receives disability from the VA. 

Amanda graduated from Madawaska High School in 2013. She did attend college for some classes in early elementary education but did not complete a degree. Amanda does not have any desires to pursue a degree currently. 

Amanda has never been a surrogate or an egg donor. Amanda has had four pregnancies and has never had an abortion. Her third pregnancy ended in a miscarriage before 8 weeks. Amanda has never placed a child for adoption and does not have any deceased children. Her son was born on September 19, 2017. He weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces and was born at 38 weeks 5 days. His delivery was a vaginal delivery with a 4th degree tear. Her second child, a daughter, was born on March 31, 2021. She weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces. She was born at 39 weeks and 1 day. She was born via elective c-section. Her last child, another son, was born on August 4, 2023. He weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and was born at 38 weeks and 2 days. He was born via vaginal delivery.  All three children are healthy with no psychological or behavioral problems. Amanda is not breastfeeding. Amanda has never gone through infertility treatments to become pregnant. 

Amanda has a regular menstrual cycle that last for 4-5 days. Amanda states that her mother did not take diethylstilbestrol (DES) while pregnant with her to the best of her knowledge.

Amanda’s last pap smear was in January 2023. It had atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance with mild inflammation. She has never had an abnormal pap smear. She has never been treated for HIV/AIDS. Amanda has suffered from depression/postpartum depression. One week before her first child was delivered, her mom was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. She died one month after he was born. Amanda was prescribed psychiatric medications. She is no longer on any medications. Amanda sees a therapist for mental health management as she works in mental health and knows how important it is. 

Amanda nor Robert smoke or vape. Robert does use smokeless tobacco products.  Amanda does not drink alcohol.  Amanda denies any illegal drug use. Amanda has never been diagnosed with any of the following: hepatitis C, HIV, hepatitis B, herpes, genital warts/sores, gonorrhea or syphilis. Amanda has previously had ovarian cyst and hemorrhoids. She had surgery for a broken ankle where she received a plate and 11 screws. Amanda also had a tubal ligation done.  

Amanda nor Robert have any legal claims/cases pending at this time. Neither of them have been arrested or had conflicts with the law, been convicted of a felony, been accused and/or convicted of child abuse or spousal abuse, lost custody of a child, been in a substance abuse program. Amanda nor Robert have ever filed for bankruptcy. 

Amanda has discussed becoming a surrogate with Robert and her friends and family members and has a great support system. Amanda has no concerns about sharing her surrogacy journey with her daughter. Amanda states that there isn’t anyone that she is aware of that is against her desire to become a surrogate. 

Amanda is willing to carry for any family located in the US or internationally. Amanda is willing to give up pork products through the journey for a family's religious beliefs. Amanda said that had a harder time getting pregnant with her first child as well as having a couple friends that had still births. She wants to help other families who have struggled to become parents and make things a little easier for them. 

Amanda is willing to have selective reduction or an abortion for any reason the intended parents/physician deem medically necessary except for cosmetic issues. She does not want to terminate for cosmetic issues but if there is a life threatening issue or a baby is not expected to have a quality of life, then she is willing to terminate. She is willing to carry twins and triplets. She is not open to selective reduction in the event of a triplet pregnancy unless her health or the baby's health or life are in danger. She is willing to transfer more than one embryo at a time. She is comfortable with the Intended Parents taking pictures during this journey. She is comfortable with the intended parents being at doctor’s appointments,and being in the delivery room. Amanda stated that she would like whatever amount of communication that the Intended Parents need. Amanda would like to stay in touch after birth if the Intended Parents want that as well. 

Amanda is not willing to receive the flu vaccine or the Pfizer Covid vaccine.


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