Nick Green

I don’t have any specific medical requirements beyond the standard screening process. I trust the medical professionals to ensure that everyone is a strong candidate for a healthy and successful pregnancy, and I’m committed to following the guidance of the clinic to support the best possible outcome for both the surrogate and the baby.

I don't have a checklist of personal qualities, and I always try not to judge people based on their circumstances, beliefs, or lifestyle. What matters most to me is mutual respect and feeling accepted. As a queer person on a single parent journey, it's important to me that this feels affirmed and supported. Beyond that, I believe connection matters more than labels. I tend to connect easily with people from all walks of life, and I’m committed to building a relationship grounded in trust, kindness, and care for one another throughout the process.

My primary value is the health and safety of both the surrogate and the child. In situations involving serious medical concerns, I believe decisions should be guided by medical expertise, careful consideration, and compassion. If a pregnancy were to pose significant risk to the surrogate’s health, or if there were severe medical conditions affecting the child that would lead to profound suffering, I would want us to approach that situation thoughtfully and collaboratively, with the goal of preventing undue harm or ongoing pain. I believe in having open, honest conversations in advance so that everyone feels aligned, respected, and supported should difficult decisions ever arise.