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When intended parents begin the surrogacy journey, one of the first financial questions is whether insurance can help cover the high costs of in vitro
Surrogacy is increasingly part of modern family planning—what role do employers play in supporting this journey? As more people turn to the surrogacy process as
The pregnancy test after embryo transfer is one of the most pivotal milestones in the surrogacy journey. For both surrogates and intended parents, it represents
For many intended parents, one of the first questions about surrogacy is whether the baby will share DNA or blood with the surrogate. It’s natural
Virginia is considered one of the more surrogacy friendly states in the U.S., offering a clear legal framework and supportive environment for both intended parents
When starting a surrogacy journey, one of the first questions many people have is whose egg will be used. The answer depends on the types
In surrogacy, intended parents are individuals or couples who long to build a family but are unable to carry a pregnancy on their own. (If
Michigan once had some of the most restrictive surrogacy laws in the United States. For years, paid surrogacy contracts weren’t just void, they were actually
Surrogacy makes parenthood possible for many families who may not be able to carry a pregnancy on their own. While much of the surrogacy journey
Preeclampsia is a serious pregnancy complication that can affect both the mother and baby. It’s most often marked by high blood pressure and signs of
