Is there any surrogate mothers out there?

I want to have a child and be single at the same time without adopting and such. Where do you look for surrgate mothers to have a baby?Is there any surrogate mothers out there?
There are many, many websites out there offering information and options to build your family. However, the best site I have found is



http://www.surromomsonline.com/......



They have classified ads, articles, and a wealth of knowledge through their message boards. If you are a first-time intended parent, they also have a section for agency advertising. I would recommend using an agency or at least speaking with one in the beginning. The wealth of knowledge you gain from that contact will help you in making the best decision for your situation.



No matter what, good luck to you in your journey!
Where we live, there is an organization that would-be parents and potential surrogates can register. It is a long process, and very expensive. Check the local yellowpages, or contact some adoption agencys. Some people do it online, but you have to be very careful not to get scammed. You might also check with some local OB/GYN docs. They might have some info there. There are lots of babies that are unwanted, so if you cant afford a surrogate, adoption is a great option too.Is there any surrogate mothers out there?
I would do it for someone I knew, so I figure there must be TONS of women out there. I would contact the nearest hospital that accepts egg donation. When I donated my eggs through Loma Linda University, they also sent me info on becoming a surrogate. Be prepared to spend A LOT of money though. These women are PAID. Personally, I would do it for free for my friends, so maybe it would be easier to find someone close to you who would do it for medical costs. BUT, still with a surrogate you may have to adopt your own child depending on the laws in your state.
Why not try finding a good woman and getting married and having a child. A child can benefit from a two parent family. Parenting if a very unselfish thing. It's not about what you want but what's best for the child...maybe you should think more on this matter.
If you want to have a child and be single at the same time, who is to say that when you are a mother with a new born that you will not want to be single then too and not be a mommy.
Here is a website.. good luck