When I got home from my RE appointment, I talked to my IPs and my agency. My agency told me that I didn't have to go with the lawyer that the RE had picked for me, and they gave me some other names. I recognized one as a lady I worked with before and liked, so I picked her. My agency got the retainer, and now she'll work with me for the contract review. I'm happy.
My period started a couple of days ago, and I now have an HSG appointment next Wednesday.
We also contacted the psychologist, and we have our appointments on the 9th. I have to go in for an appointment by myself first. Kate (the psychologist) will talk to me about why I want to do this, how my other surrogacies went, etc. If memory serves, she'll also ask what I plan to do with the money, which I always thought was a rather odd question. Will she say no if I answer incorrectly? "I'd like to start my very own meth business!" or "I need more equipment for my club The Sex Cauldron." Luckily, I won't have to do the MMPI again. That test is strange and extraordinarily long. Some questions are pretty obvious why they're on there, like "When someone does me a wrong I feel I should pay him back if I can, just for the principle of the thing." and "I have never been in trouble because of my sex behavior." But why are there questions like "My hands and feet are usually warm enough" and "I do not read every editorial in the newspaper everyday." I also remember one about whether I would like to be a florist, or something like that.
After my individual appointment, we'll have one with all four of us, to make sure we want the same things out of the journey, and that we agree on the big stuff.
After that, we can start on the contract!
My period started a couple of days ago, and I now have an HSG appointment next Wednesday.
We also contacted the psychologist, and we have our appointments on the 9th. I have to go in for an appointment by myself first. Kate (the psychologist) will talk to me about why I want to do this, how my other surrogacies went, etc. If memory serves, she'll also ask what I plan to do with the money, which I always thought was a rather odd question. Will she say no if I answer incorrectly? "I'd like to start my very own meth business!" or "I need more equipment for my club The Sex Cauldron." Luckily, I won't have to do the MMPI again. That test is strange and extraordinarily long. Some questions are pretty obvious why they're on there, like "When someone does me a wrong I feel I should pay him back if I can, just for the principle of the thing." and "I have never been in trouble because of my sex behavior." But why are there questions like "My hands and feet are usually warm enough" and "I do not read every editorial in the newspaper everyday." I also remember one about whether I would like to be a florist, or something like that.
After my individual appointment, we'll have one with all four of us, to make sure we want the same things out of the journey, and that we agree on the big stuff.
After that, we can start on the contract!
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