Brenda, Female Ugandan Surrogate Mother From Kampala in Uganda

Brenda Surrogate Mother Profile

Date Registered: 09 Oct 2010 Last Modified: 09 Oct 2010 Last Signed In: 29 Jan 2011

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Brief Summary Of The Surrogate Mother

I\'am a 41 year old Female Ugandan national from Kampala in Uganda, I would like to be a Surrogate Mother for Single Woman Couples. I have Black hair and Brown Eyes With 20 Or More Years Of Education. I currently have a passport and I am willing to travel anywhere in the world.

Contact Information For This Surrogate Mother

Name:	Brenda
Email Address:	Unlock With Full Membership
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City:	Kampala
Region:	Kampala
Country:	Uganda

Surrogate Mother Information

Nationality:	Ugandan
Race:	African
Age:	41
Gender:	Female
I Am A Smoker:	No
I Would Like To Be A:	Surrogate Mother
Have Been A Surrogate Mother::	No
Years Of Education:	20 Or More Years
My Height Is:	170 cm
My Weight Is:	120 Lbs
My Health Is:	Excellent
My Blood Type Is:	AB
My Marital Status Is:	Single (no partner)
Number Of Children I Have Is:	0
I Would Consider Couples Of:	Single Woman
I Am Willing To Travel:	Yes
I Have A Passport:	Yes
My Hair Colour Is:	Black
My Eye Colour Is:	Brown
My Health Is:	Excellent

The Reasons I Want To Be A Surrogate Mother:

To help those that are not able to experience the joy of having a child. To give them the chance to experience that.

Description Of Myself:

I am a single 26 year old woman. I am currently working with an internet Service Provider. I love to read and sing and travel. i love to explore places and i love kids.I am fun loving and would like to make as many friends out there as i can.

My Letter To You:

Hi, my name is Brenda and I am here because i want to help someone out there have a child and enjoy the benefits of such a wonderful experience. I want to make a difference to someone and to bring a smile on to your faces. I hope i will be able to be given the chance to make a difference.