Brittany G
Quick Fact Sheet For Brittany G.
List of pregnancy dates and outcomes:
First Pregnancy: 9/22/2017, girl,
failed inductions so C-section,
41 weeks,
9 lb 7 oz
Second pregnancy: 6/7/2022, boy,
Repeat c-section
39 weeks 2 days
9lb. 5.6 oz
Diet controlled gestational diabetes in third trimester
Recent height and weight: 5’3” and 160 pounds
BMI: 28.3
Current medications: none
IUD/Provera hx: tubal ligation
Date and result of most recent pap smear: 6/2024 normal, has medical clearance and updated pap appointment today, 7/9/26.
Fully vaccinated for the Covid Vaccine and Flu Shot.
Willing to get yearly flu shots
About Brittany
Brittany is a 37 year old white female who is hoping to become a surrogate. Brittany lives in Richland County, South Carolina with her two children. The closest airport is Columbia Airport.
Brittany is 5’3” and weighs 160 pounds and has a BMI of 28.3. She speaks English and some basic Spanish and is a US Citizen. Brittany says that she is a very headstrong, independent, yet introverted person. She loves to exercise (she is a certified private trainer) and explore with her kids.
Brittany has United Healthcare insurance through her employer and we will be sending it off to IFI for assessment.
Brittany works full time as a marketing director at a local law firm. She started working with them 13 years ago and typically works 40 hours per week. She makes $38.75/hour and has short term disability insurance through her work.
Brittany graduated from High School in Naperville, Illinois in 2007. She then went to Midland Technical College and graduated with her Associates Degree in Paralegal Studies.
Brittany has never been a surrogate and has never donated eggs. She has had two pregnancies and has never had an abortion or a miscarriage. Brittany has never placed a child for adoption and does not have any deceased children. She shares a very amicable 50/50 custody arrangement with her ex-husband who lives 10 minutes from her. Brittany reports that she has had easy pregnancies with both of her children. Both children were born via c-section. Brittany denies any pregnancy or delivery complications. Her daughter was born on 9/22/2017 at 41 weeks weighing 9 pounds 7 ounces. Her son was born on 6/7/2022 at 39+2 weeks weighing 9 pounds 5.6 ounces. Neither child has any physical health problems. Neither child has any psychological or behavioral problems. Brittany has never gone through fertility treatment to become pregnant. She has never delivered a stillborn baby.
Brittany does have regular menstrual cycles. Her cycles are approximately 27 days apart and last for 4 days on average.
Brittany’s last pap smear was conducted in 6/2024 and was normal. She has an appointment today, 7/9/26 for an updated pap and medical clearance. She has never had an abnormal pap. She has never been treated for HIV/AIDS or any STD. Brittnay has never suffered from depression and has never been prescribed psychiatric medications. Brittany has only been hospitalized for the births of her two children. Her blood type is unknown.
Brittany does not smoke cigarettes or use any smokeless tobacco. She denies any drug use and has never used any illegal drugs. Brittany has never been diagnosed with any of the following: gonorrhea, hepatitis C, HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B, herpes, genital warts/sores, or anemia. Brittany loves to exercise and has never had an eating disorder. She states that she drinks socially but she will not drink during her pregnancy or while on fertility medications and attempting to prepare her body for pregnancy.
Brittany does not have any legal claims/cases pending at this time. She has not 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, or declared bankruptcy.
Brittany has discussed becoming a surrogate with her friends and family members and has a great support system. She has no concerns about sharing her surrogacy journey with her children and states that there isn’t anyone that she is aware of that is against her desire to become a surrogate.
Brittany plans to save the money she earns from being a surrogate and establish college funds for her kids and work towards a downpayment on a house.
Brittany is very open to whom she is willing to carry for. She is open to carrying for a heterosexual couple, homosexual couple, a family of any race, and a family with children or without children, Christian, non-Christian, and single parents. Brittany watched a friend go through surrogacy and was amazed by the process and option to help someone.
Brittnay is ok with having selective reduction for any reason and believes that it is up to the intended parents to make that decision. She is ok with an amniocentesis if deemed necessary by a doctor. Brittany states that she is ok with the intended parents being in the room and being at the hospital so they can take custody of the baby as soon as he/she is born. She is open to communication after delivery if the intended parents desire it. Brittany is open to the intended parents joining her at doctor appointments (in person if local and via Zoom or Facetime if not able to make it in person) and taking pictures throughout their journey together.
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Letter from Brittany
Dear Intended Parents,
First, I just want to say how honored I am that you are taking the time to read this. I can only imagine how much thought, hope, emotion, and probably a little bit of nervousness comes with this process. I am at the beginning of my own potential surrogacy journey, and I feel a mix of excitement, gratitude, and nerves too. But more than anything, I feel hopeful about the possibility of being part of something so meaningful.
A big part of my “why” is simple: I loved being pregnant. I know not everyone can say that, and it is something I truly try not to take for granted. Of course, I had the normal parts that come with pregnancy, like some nausea and discomfort, but overall, I genuinely loved the experience. I loved watching my body do something so incredible, feeling connected to the process, and knowing that something so life-changing was happening.
While I would love to experience pregnancy again, what feels especially meaningful to me is knowing that someone else would get to experience the part that comes after: the baby snuggles, the firsts, the quiet moments, the hard days, the joy, and the lifelong adventure of raising a child. Being able to help another family get to that place is something I believe would have a lasting impact on me.
I am a mom to two amazing kids who have completely shaped who I am. My daughter, Sloan, is 8 going on 14 in thebest way. She is mature beyond her years, full of personality, and still so fun and enamored with life. My son, Reece,is everything I hoped for in a little boy. He is adventurous but gentle, affectionate, and a momma’s boy in the bestway. I do not take that for granted for a second. Being their mom is the greatest privilege of my life, and it is a huge part of why I understand just how much this journey could mean to you.
My pregnancies were healthy, and while I always thought I might have natural labors and births, the pregnancy gods apparently knew I like things scheduled and routine, so C-sections were my route. Thankfully, I healed quickly and easily with both. I felt supported, informed, and comfortable with my care, and I would bring that same thoughtful and responsible approach into a surrogacy journey.
Personality-wise, I would describe myself as dependable, thoughtful, and organized, with a splash of chaos. I am an overthinker, but in the way that usually means I care deeply, communicate often, and try to be prepared. I can be a little extra when it comes to my kids, and I mean that lovingly. I love being active, and working out is part of my daily routine in some way. I am also a certified personal trainer and coached at Burn Boot Camp near me for the last year or so. I am currently taking a break from coaching while juggling a few life things, but I still work out as a member and value staying healthy and active.
If there is one thing I hope you feel while reading this, it is comfort. I hope something in this letter gives you a sense of, “Okay, this could be her.” Not because I have every perfect answer, but because I would care deeply about this journey and about doing it in a way that makes you feel included, respected, and supported.
I would never look at this as something I am doing “for” you from a distance. I would look at it as something I am doing with you, however you want that to look. If you want updates, I’m in. If you want to be involved and share in the milestones, I’m in. If you want contact once the baby is here and with you, I’m open to that too. I know everyfamily and every journey is different, and I would want to honor what feels right and comfortable for you.
I also want you to know that I am open-minded and flexible. I do not have strict religious beliefs or personal expectations that would cause me to approach this in only one way. I am very comfortable having conversations, making thoughtful adjustments, and working together so that this feels respectful and reassuring for everyone involved.
Thank you again for taking the time to get to know a little about me. I know this is such a big decision, and I would be grateful to be considered as someone who could walk alongside you in such an important chapter of your lives.
With warmth,
Brittany