Talk about a grand gesture. Mom of eight, Chalise Smith, 50, is pregnant again — but this time it’s with her kid’s baby.
Munoz, who was also plagued with pleurisy inflammation in her lungs during gestation, was “incredibly lucky” to have carried Callahan to term. But she was devastated to learn that her childhood dream of bringing a sizable progeny of her own into the world would not easily come to pass.
Smith, a mother of eight and in her 50s, had to get health clearances from her doctors before she was able to become Munoz’s surrogate.before I could get the all-clear for becoming a surrogate,” she said of the process. But, thankfully, the doctors gave her and Munoz the green light to make a baby.
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