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Can I work with a surrogate that I already know?
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Embryo Transfer Day: Superstitions, Traditions, and Good Luck Charms
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How does surrogacy work with being active duty military?
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How do you talk to your child about their surrogacy experience?
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What is required of the surrogate's spouse or partner?
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After the birth, will I have a hard time giving the baby to the intended parents?
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Can I qualify as a surrogate even though I'm 40 years old?
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From matching to baby, what is the average time? What are the major steps and timeframes?
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Can I work with a surrogate that I already know?
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Why is the wait time for a gestational carrier match so long?
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What if our surrogate doesn't become pregnant?
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I co-parent with my ex-husband. Does this count as raising my own child for surrogacy purposes?
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Is the surrogate the biological mother of the child?
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Do the parents tell the child they were born from a surrogate?
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